Square Enix' eagerly anticipated movie follow-up to the classic Final Fantasy VII is set to be screened for the first time outside Japan in the Venizia Digitale category of the Venice International Film Festival this September. The feature-length movie, which continues the story of the hugely successful PlayStation RPG title, is set to be released on DVD in Japan later this summer, and will also appear on the UMD disc format used by PSP movies.
Advent Children is the first time that Square Enix has returned to the world of Final Fantasy VII, and is also the first full movie to be created by the firm's CG animation department since the ill-fated Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within - the commercial failure of which forced the resignation of several key Square executives. "We are honoured to be a part of Venizia Digitale," according to movie director - and long-time game series contributor - Tetsuya Nomura, "this exciting new category that highlights the value of innovation and artistry of digital imagery."
News source: gamesindustry.biz
Advent Children is the first time that Square Enix has returned to the world of Final Fantasy VII, and is also the first full movie to be created by the firm's CG animation department since the ill-fated Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within - the commercial failure of which forced the resignation of several key Square executives. "We are honoured to be a part of Venizia Digitale," according to movie director - and long-time game series contributor - Tetsuya Nomura, "this exciting new category that highlights the value of innovation and artistry of digital imagery."
News source: gamesindustry.biz
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