The Playstation Blog has a new post on Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13, pointing out the game’s secretly held mechanic: resource management.. Everything in the game, from the time you have ...

If you’re doing your best, you can stretch the time limit past 13 days and increase time, ... Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII is set for release in 2013 for the PS3 and Xbox 360.

The second sequel to FFXIII after FFXIII-2 in 2012, Lightning Returns is an adventure with enough freedom and choice that, at first, is to the player's detriment.. This is all due to a time limit ...

Lightning Returns' time mechanic isn't just an interesting way of structuring the game. It also represents a welcome evolution for the XIII series.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 is the subject of a lengthy interview in this week's Famitsu, detailing the RPG's time focus, replay, and more, and more.

Yet Majora's Mask handled its time limits with care, whereas Lightning Returns layers them on top of mechanics that don't support them. This supposedly final chapter of Nova Chrysalia's story ...

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII is the third game in the Final Fantasy XIII series, concluding Lightning's story and continuing to evolve its mechanics, including more action-oriented combat ...

Sadly, Lightning Returns isn't poised to provide a villain that can stand toe to toe with even the likes of FInal Fantasy XII's Vayne. In fact, it doesn't seem as if there's a primary villain at all.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII is a testament to Square Enix’s perseverance, if nothing else. ... There is, however, a time limit.