FF Dissidia Universal Tuning Official Site Alternate Renders
by ForceStealer November 3, 2009 0 commentsCloud_S has again graced us with renders pulled from the UT website, this time of the characters’ alternate costumes such as Green-haired Terra and Squall’s SeeD uniform. These aren’t quite as high quality as the last set but appreciated nonetheless.
As a reminder to anyone interested Dissidia Universal Tuning is identical to the Western release of Dissidia save for the ability to switch between the Japanese and English battle dialogue.
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So… If this is identical to the Western version, then that article that was on the site a few days ago about Lightning being confirmed as a character in this version wasn’t true? O_o
Nope, that was a hoax. The guy who did it went to the lenghts of producing a Lightning 3D model, and after that all it took was photoshopping a bit, blurring to make the model’s difference in texture with the other chars less noticeable, and that’s that.
Here’s the french original http://www.dissidia-france.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=3195
Oh, well I guess that explains it. Thanks for the clarification. 😉 I can’t believe someone would go to that much trouble just to start a rumor though. The April Fools jokes that The Lifestream did this year were one thing, but good grief.
Oh Bartz, you look so fabulous. *hand gesture*
This is an in-game model of them, i think…
I wish they had changed clothing/hairstyles for more of the characters instead of just doing a palette swap…
I second that. A few of the palete swaps were understandable, like Terra and Kefka, the FFI guys, and a few others (mainly those before VII, sticking to the Amano color schemes). But others are just lazy. I personally would have liked to see Cecil in his DS version of the Dark Knight and Paladin, Zidane disguised as a Pluto Knight, or Tidus as Shuyin (but that could be stretching it, being different people and all, but who cares, right?).
Seriously, when it comes to alternate modes, I think they could have done better for quite a few of them.