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  • The Beautiful Locations of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, Square Enix’s Upcoming RPG

The Beautiful Locations of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, Square Enix’s Upcoming RPG

  • September 2, 2013
  • JRPG Video Games (Japanese Role-Playing Games)
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  • Final Fantasy XIII
  • Japanese role playing game
  • JRPG Video Games (Japanese Role-Playing Games)
  • Lightning Returns
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Square typically delivers in the graphics department of their games, and Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII will continue this standard.

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