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Tuesday, 27 February 2007, 08:02 GMT
In pictures: Final Fantasy XII launch

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Executive producer Akitoshi Kawazu and Hiroshi Minagawa, game director, were in London for the European launch of the Final Fantasy XII video game.

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Hundreds of fans came to the launch event at the HMV store in London hoping to meet the game's producers and get a signed copy of the game.

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Mr Kawazu said Final Fantasy XII was the best game he had worked on for the PlayStation 2 which made fullest use of the console's abilities.

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Fans of the game came dressed as their favourite characters and were delighted when Mr Kawazu raised the possibility of producing Final Fantasy VII for PlayStation 3.

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Kevin Phoenix came from Cambridge dressed as the character Cactor from previous Final Fantasy games.

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Emily Bastion, who came as Yuffie from Final Fantasy VII, said: "My friends say I have the same personality as Yuffie - a selfish, double-crossing thief, which is nice!"

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Lulu from Final Fantasy X aka Nottingham University student Lina Lau (l) spent 90 hours making her costume. El Angeles (c) added: "Conventions are a great excuse for costumes."

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Priscilla Cho (l) said she had heard good things about Final Fantasy XII from American members of her online guild.

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Animation student, Becca Chandler, said she was inspired by the games and wanted to work on role-playing games when she graduated.

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Mr Minagawa said he had been nervous about making changes to the game's battle system but was touched by the fans' acceptance of Final Fantasy XII.
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