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Daisuke Watanabe is writing FFXIII: Reminiscence – tracer of memories

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Remember those stories we found we were getting in Famitsu Weekly? We now know that Daisuke Watanabe is the writer for these stories titled FINAL FANTASY XIII: Reminiscence – tracer of memories. Fortunately, the story seems to be very minor but does cover a lot of pages. Thanks to Kotaku for the tip.

 

For those who don't know, Daisuke Watanabe is Square Enix's current #1 scenario writer having written and worked on most of the biggest Square Enix games since the turn of the century including FINAL FANTASY X, Kingdom Hearts, FINAL FANTASY X-2, Kingdom Hearts II, FINAL FANTASY XII, FINAL FANTASY XIII, FINAL FANTASY XIII-2, LIGHTNING RETURNS: FINAL FANTASY XIII and many other FINAL FANTASY and Kingdom Hearts titles. Check out a list of them here.

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    have they gave any date for it coming out? or what it will be about?

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    have they gave any date for it coming out? or what it will be about?

     

    Yes, the first part was released in this week's issue of Famitsu Weekly. Click the Kotaku link above for more details.

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