I believe most fans would prefer more art and less journal, but the combination is probably better than some of the 'art books' I've seen MMOs dish out in the past. Travel Journal - Record your travels in this beautifully bound journal filled with pages of never-before-seen concept art.With account hacking becoming commonplace, it's nice to see Square taking extra effort to help users secure their information. Security Token - A Final Fantasy XIV branded Security Token for use with your regular password.In addition to the 8 days of early access, here are the other objects included in the box: The Collector's Edition, which you can see in the image above, comes with some interesting items. Final Fantasy XIV's release is less than three months away! Despite rumors that the MMO had been delayed as far back as 2011, the new release information is astonishing.

Standard Edition ($49.99) owners will have to wait for the global release on September 30. Purchasers of Final Fantasy XIV's Collector's Edition ($74.99) will gain early access to Eorzea on September 22, 2010.

PS3 owners will likely be disappointed though, as the console release is due in March of 2011. Hearing that the final version of the game will be seeing a worldwide release in late September has pleased me greatly. I'm not going to even try and hide my excitement for this game I've been waiting excitedly for Final Fantasy XIV since it was announced. New information for Final Fantasy XIV has just been sent out, including system specs, standard and collector's edition details, and the PC release date. Resolution: 1280x720 (32-bit) or higherįFXIV will be released on September 30 for PC, with the PS3 version delayed into March due to technical issues.New information for Final Fantasy XIV has just been sent out, including system specs, standard and collector's edition details, and the PC release date.Internet Connection: Broadband or better (always-on).Sound Card: DirectSound compatible sound card (DirectX 9.0c or higher).Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 or better with VRAM 768MB or more.Download: 6GB of free space on the drive containing 'My Documents'.HDD/SDD Installation: 15GB of free space.OS: Windows 7 32-bit/64-bit (On a 64-bit OS, the software will run via WOW64 ( Windows 32-bit On Windows 64-bit ).Window Size and Display Mode: 1280x720 (Windowed).Required settings to run the game smoothly with stipulated in-game settings: PC requirements and recommendations pulled from the game's official website (via BigDowload) are as follows: More classes are to be added after the game launches in September. In the shots below, you will notice classes are divided into four different categories: Crafter, Fighter, Gatherer, and Sorcerer. Square Enix has released artwork for the 18 different classes to choose from in Final Fantasy XIV, along with the recommended system specifications in order to run the game on your PC.

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