Some of the features of Final Fantasy XIV which are different from Final Fantasy XI and Final Fantasy XIII are:

• The names of enemies were shown in Roman letters in Final Fantasy XI, but in Final Fantasy XIV, they are shown in a number of languages so that people from various parts of the world can understand them better.

• Final Fantasy XIV displays an action menu palette from where the player will have the option to choose every action in the battle. Every action will therefore have an active time gauge and hence, every action will have to be performed in the given time limit.

• Players are still trying to figure out if Final Fantasy XIV will be any better than the previous versions. As per the experts, it is similar to Final Fantasy XI, but with a better entry and easier learning.  It will remain the same hardcore game for which it has such a great fan following.

• From the footage that has been released for Final Fantasy XIV, the games, the races all look pretty much same as in Final Fantasy XIV, but that’s only reviews from some people. The better idea would be to wait till it comes in your hand, play it and then only give an opinion.
  

Basic elements throughout Final Fantasy will remain same. For example, the names of weapons like Masamune and Excalibur have been derived from the Japanese sword smith Masamune and the Arthurian legend respectively.

Now, sit back and wait for the release of Final Fantasy XIV and once it has been released, play and decide it for yourself whether you like it or not.

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Final Fantasy XIII is a battle system inspired by the system found in Final Fantasy VII Advent Children and Final Fantasy XII, which preserves the style where in the enemies are integrated into the world environment.  What makes XIII different is that the battles take place in different dimensions which allows players to go to a new battle screen, separate from the main gaming world.  It will also bring back the Active Time Battle (ATB) System, but unlike its predecessors, it will allow users to be able to bundle up large number of commands together to achieve attack bonuses.

More exciting features would be unveiled on March 9, 2010 when it will be launched in the United States and in other parts of the world.  The publishers has promised to come up with a guidebook before the most anticipated video game would hit the market.

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