Gamescom 2009 unveiled much about the long-awaited Final Fantasy XIV, which is scheduled to release in 2010. Besides an alpha demo available for attendees to play, there are many interviews with Lead Developer Hiromichi Tanaka and Global Online Producer Sage Sundi. Here is the FFXIV interview recap.

 

During the interview with ZAM, Tanaka mentions the ability to have surnames in FFXIV and players hopes of a playable male mithra aborted. From the interview with ffxi gil, Tanaka discusses what they learned from ffxi gil and gives more detail about the Guild eve system. According to the interview with Famitsu, there will be no regional servers and some walkthrough for Guildleve has been revealed. In addition, from One Last Continue talks to Tanaka & Sundi, the thought process behind a paid subscription Eorzea is released. During FFXIV Core Interview, the news that ffxi gil still won't be able to jump is confirmed and there will still be no zoning.

 

When the title StarCraft: Ghost Returns in StarCraft II? Comes to your sight, you may think it is almost unlikely to be true. Why? If you are a super World of Warcraft fan, you should be fully aware it can be called one of the biggest failures in Blizzard history. Originally announced back in 2002 as a spin-off of the original StarCraft, the game was meant to be a stealthy, third-person shooter released in a variety of console formats. However, the StarCraft: Ghost's development is on the contrary to people's high expectations. And In 2006, Blizzard finally announced it was on "indefinite hold." But in the latest Kotaku interview, StarCraft II art director Sam Didier revealed:

"We actually looked at a lot of the art assets so we could include them in specific missions in the game, or if there was a specific installation in Ghost that we wanted to include in StarCraft II. We look at all our assets. So let's expect the upcoming StarCraft II with ffxi gil.