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The Opening Cinematic For Dissidia Final Fantasy NT Pits Light Against Dark
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT, the upcoming PlayStation 4 version of the arcade Final Fantasy fighter, has an opening cutscene that is more than happy to reinforce the game's themes of heroes vs. villains.
The opening, which is full of quick cuts of various Final Fantasy characters fighting each other in weirdly realistically detailed scenes, is just one of the videos Square-Enix released of the game. Two other videos were also uploaded to help market the game. The first one showcases the game's English voice acting with a cutscene of Noctis meeting Lightning and Warrior of Light.
The second is a DLC trailer, which shows some of the cosmetic items available for purchase, like Cloud's baseball bat with nails in it.
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT is scheduled for a January 30 release in America on the PlayStation 4.
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