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Super Saiyans are invading the Game Boy Advance. Infogrames has announced that it's working on The Legacy of Goku for the Game Boy Advance. It's gonna be the first in a series of games and it's all about some bad dudes that kidnap Goku's son and end up putting the whole universe at risk.
Square - the guys behind the Final Fantasy movie and games - are doing some serious expanding with their plans for Final Fantasy XI. They're not sticking to just the Playstation. They're planning to make a version for the Xbox and the GameCube as well. They're going to take the game online and let everybody who has a console, PS2, Xbox, Gamecube, whatever, play their game. Sounds like a plan, but what about if you're on a Dreamcast?
Speaking of the Sega Dreamcast, they're already a step ahead of Final Fantasy XI. Phantasy Star Online has been letting people play together across the net for a long time and now the info on Phantasy Star 2 is up. On Sept. 11th the new version will be shipped out and everybody can check it out. It'll have new options, extra stuff and a charge to play. $15 per three months. You can still play the original for free and a limited version of two but it'll take some cash to go the whole way.
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Japan is the place to be right now, too. The price of Japanese PS2's just took a dive. Now rather than shelling out $320 US to pick up the lean, mean, black machine you can save yourself $40 US and get one for $280 US. The price drops haven't hit the US or anywhere else yet but keep your fingers crossed for a price drop in November 2001 when the Xbox and Gamecube come out.
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