"Square Enix, to the best of our knowledge, has not officially nailed down the amount of disc-swapping Xbox 360 owners will need to do to enjoy Final Fantasy XIII on Microsoft's console.But retailer GameFly may know.The online rental service notes in its product description of the Xbox 360 version of FF XIII that it is ""a three disc replica Omega 1511.30 watch game,"" meaning at least two breaks in adventuring for those who opt for the non-Blu-ray, non-PlayStation 3 version.Final Fantasy XIII director Motomu Toriyama had previously noted that Square Enix was shooting for a three disc count in preserving the experience for Xbox 360 gamers.
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There are individuals who purchased this game because they want to slog it out gladiator style.There are others, no doubt, who purchased this game because of underboob lady.The guide's title runs directly across the woman's top.Hey, honesty! [Pic]" "What are the odds I'd be mentioning the words ""Final Fantasy"" and ""vinyl"" in the replica Omega 1503.51 Men's Watch same sentence two times in one week? This is ""Music from Final Fantasy XIII"", an LP (yup, a proper vinyl, long-playing record) set for release in Japan later this month.All eight songs are already available on the game's soundtrack, but then, the soundtrack isn't available on vinyl.It'll be out on February 26, and retail for ¥2800 (USD$30)
