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Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings (Nintendo DS, 2007)

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Embark on an epic journey with "Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings" for the Nintendo DS. This role-playing gem, released in 2007 by the renowned publisher Square Enix, offers a rich storyline and captivating gameplay that fans of the series have come to love. Explore the vast landscapes and engage in strategic battles as you navigate through one of the most beloved installments of the Final Fantasy series. The game cartridge is all you need to dive right into the action, continuing the legacy of excitement and adventure that has defined the franchise for decades.

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This DS-exclusive Final Fantasy release takes place one year after the events chronicled in 2006's Final Fantasy XII on PlayStation 2. Sky pirate Vaan acquires his own vessel, the Galbana, and discovers a floating continent high above Ivalice. In search of treasure and high adventure, Vaan, Penelo, and crew will encounter a bird-like race in desperate need of assistance, and an ancient evil threatening the entire world. Featuring an isometric perspective and a battle system structured like real-time strategy games, Revenant Wings is a departure from previous RPGs on the handheld. Combat involves first tapping party members with the stylus, scrolling the battlefield with the Control Pad, and then either tapping on a location to move or on a target to attack. Multiple party members can be quickly selected by drawing a box around them. Characters can also use items, skills, and magic, including summoning Espers to help in battle. Players can eventually call forth dozens of Espers, such as groups of Cactoids, Bombs, White Hares, Tonberries, and Chocobos, each offering distinct abilities. The top screen displays an overhead map of the battlefield with icons indicating points of interest and the positions of enemy units. The touch screen shows a close-up view of the action, with the visuals mixing hand-drawn, sprite-based characters and 3D backgrounds. The airship Galbana serves as both a base and as a means to travel across the continent.