Lightning and Snow appear in Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn

The characters of Final Fantasy XIII come to a temporary event.
The next November 14 will be a special event in the world of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn and Square Enix has confirmed that the characters of Lightning and Snow will be playable characters for the same. Such events are called FATE (Full Active Time Events) and have a limited lifetime. The characters of Final Fantasy XIII will appear in the online game a week before the release in Japan of Lightning Returns.

Square Enix has announced the date of the event will begin Lightning and Snow in Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.

The two protagonists of Final Fantasy XIII Eorzea visit next November 14 and inclusion can participate in a new FATE, by which we can get your costumes for our virtual avatar dress like them.

Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is now available for PC and PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4 will hit soon. If you want to know more about it, you can check the analysis we publish on Vandal.

The arrival of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, reinvented all the MMORPG released in 2010 with little success by Square Enix, has caused many joys. And no wonder: The world of Eorzea is practically a new place where your adventures will be a single starter from the extensive menu version 2.0, called A Realm Reborn offers.

On June 2, 2009 was presented at Gamescom one of the most important announcements for the community of players who were still in force in Final Fantasy XI Online, the fourteenth installment, in a display of imagination would be called Final Fantasy XIV Online. Thousands of players around the world marveled at offscreen videos coming out by the minute and everyone agreed on the lush graphics showing the game. Not all were marvels since the alpha version lacked fluency showed gameplay was somewhat crude and handling of the characters.

A year and three months later and with a little hopeful betas, the first version was released which received massive criticism due to its low content, half-finished, its interface, combat, and almost the whole game in general. Only saving grace is the wonderful soundtrack by Nobuo Uematsu's always wanted. Such was the catastrophe that before year's end changed the whole team that designed Final Fantasy XIV and the game went to cancel your monthly installments by way of apology.