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The following is a list of version differences between the various versions of ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''.
 
The following is a list of version differences between the various versions of ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]''.
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==[[PlayStation 3]] and [[Xbox 360]]==
 
==[[PlayStation 3]] and [[Xbox 360]]==
The following is a list of differences between the PlayStation 3 version and the Xbox 360 version.<ref>http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-final-fantasy-xiii-face-off</ref>
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The following is a list of differences between the PlayStation 3 version and the Xbox 360 version.<ref>{{Refwebsite| page url = https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-final-fantasy-xiii-face-off| page name = Face Off: Final Fantasy XIII| site url = https://www.eurogamer.net| site name = Eurogamer| access time = 18:25, February 06, 2020 (UTC)}}</ref>
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!style="width:30%"|PlayStation 3
 
!style="width:30%"|PlayStation 3
 
!style="width:30%"|Xbox 360
 
!style="width:30%"|Xbox 360
 
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!class="b"|Distribution
|1 Blu-ray disc
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|1 Blu-ray Disc
|3 DVD discs
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|3 DVD-ROM DL
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!class="b"|Data Size
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|37.6 GB
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|18.3 GB
 
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!class="b"|Install Option
 
!class="b"|Install Option
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!class="b"|CGI Cutscenes
 
!class="b"|CGI Cutscenes
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|720p uncompressed
|1080p
 
|720p
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|720p high compression
 
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!class="b"|[[List of Final Fantasy XIII Achievements and Trophies|Trophies/Achievements]]
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!class="b"|[[Final Fantasy XIII achievements and trophies|Trophies/Achievements]]
 
|35 Trophies
 
|35 Trophies
 
|34 Achievements{{foot|the Xbox 360 does not have a counterpart for the PlayStation 3's Platinum Trophy}}
 
|34 Achievements{{foot|the Xbox 360 does not have a counterpart for the PlayStation 3's Platinum Trophy}}
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===North American and European versions===
 
===North American and European versions===
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*Versions outside of Japan use {{Button|ps|x}} to confirm and {{Button|ps|circle}} to cancel.
*Lip-syncing in cutscenes were re-edited to match the English voice overs.
 
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*Various English terminology is altered.
*Some background musics are different from the original Japanese release.
 
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**"Optima" and "Optima Change" are changed to "[[Paradigm]]" and "Paradigm Shift".
**"[[Eternal Love]]" theme song was removed.
 
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**"Attacker" is changed to "[[Commando (Final Fantasy XIII)|Commando]]".
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**"Blaster" is changed to "[[Ravager (Final Fantasy XIII)|Ravager]]".
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**"Defender" is changed to "[[Sentinel (Final Fantasy XIII)|Sentinel]]".
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**"Jammer" is changed to "[[Saboteur (Final Fantasy XIII)|Saboteur]]".
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**"Enhancer" is changed to "[[Synergist (Final Fantasy XIII)|Synergist]]".
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**"Healer" is changed to "[[Medic (Final Fantasy XIII)|Medic]]".
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**"Driving Mode" is changed to "[[Eidolon (Final Fantasy XIII)#Summoning|Gestalt Mode]]".
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**The exclamation mark is removed from "WARNING!" when spotted by enemies.
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**"Enemy" is changed to "Target" when selecting a target in [[Battle (term)|battle]].
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**"Break!" is changed to "[[Stagger (Final Fantasy XIII)|Stagger]]".
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**"Battle Result", "Rank", and "Items" are changed to "[[Battle Results#Final Fantasy XIII|Battle Results]]", "Rating" and "[[Item drop#Final Fantasy XIII|Spoils]]".
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**"Tactical Points" and "Tactical Points Gauge" are changed to "[[Technical Points]]".
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**"Crystal Points" is changed to "[[Crystarium system|Crystogen Points]]".
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**"Battle Member Change" is changed to "Battle Team Changed" when the [[party]] is modified.
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**"Treasure" is renamed "Open" when approaching a [[Treasure chest (object)#Final Fantasy XIII|treasure sphere]].
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**"Reserve Smoke" is changed to "Shrouds" when opening the [[shroud]] menu.
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**"Camera Settings" tutorial is changed to "Camera Control".
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**"Chain Break System" tutorial is changed to "Attack Chain".
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**"Command System" tutorial is changed to "Command Execution".
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**"Item System" tutorial is changed to "Item Usage".
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**"TP Ability" tutorial is changed to "Battle Technique".
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**"Shiva Sister Battle" tutorial is changed to "Eidolon Battle".
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**"Odin Driving Mode" tutorial is changed to "Gestalt Mode".
 
*Lip-syncing in cutscenes is re-edited to match the English voice-overs.
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*Some vocal tracks are different.
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**"[[Eternal Love]]" is replaced with "[[FINAL FANTASY XIII - The Promise|Serah's Theme]]".
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**"[[Kimi ga Iru Kara]]" is replaced with "[[My Hands]]".
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**The English lyrics in "Serah's Theme" and "[[Sunleth Waterscape#Final Fantasy XIII 5|Sunleth Waterscape]]" are changed.
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**"[[Chocobos of Cocoon - Chasing Dreams]]" is in English instead of Japanese.
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*The sound effect for Paradigm Shifts is different.
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*Controller vibration is toned down.
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*After exiting the save menu, the analogue stick must be released in order to move again.
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*Movement is now disabled while the shroud menu is open.
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*Damage that is doubled upon attacking a target with [[Daze (status)|Daze]] is now calculated before the [[Break Damage Limit|damage cap]] is applied, meaning attacks can only deal up to 999,999 damage instead of 1,999,998.
   
 
===Asian version===
 
===Asian version===
*Japanese voice overs only. English, Chinese, and Korean subtitles/menu.
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*Only Japanese voice-overs are used, with English, Chinese, and Korean subtitles/menus.
*Background musics remain the same as the original Japanese version.
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*Background music remains the same as the original Japanese version.
   
 
===Japanese re-released versions===
 
===Japanese re-released versions===
*Ability to change the [[Difficulty Level|battle difficulty]] between Easy and Normal (Ultimate Hits International Edition for Xbox 360, the PS3 version requires a patch update).
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*The [[difficulty level|battle difficulty]] can be changed between Easy and Normal under [[Config|Settings]] (Ultimate Hits International Edition for Xbox 360; the PS3 version requires a patch update).
   
 
==[[Microsoft Windows]] and [[Steam]]==
 
==[[Microsoft Windows]] and [[Steam]]==
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[[File:FFXIII_PC_Settings_Menu.png|thumb|The Settings menu in the initial PC release.]]
*Screen resolution is locked to 1280×720.
 
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*Screen resolution is locked to 1280×720. This was fixed in the December 2014 patch, but only for gameplay. Pre-rendered cutscenes remain in 720p.
*60 Framerates per second.
 
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*60 FPS is supported.
*An option to choose between English and Japanese audio.
 
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*An option to choose between English and Japanese voice-overs is available in the North American and European versions. The Asian version only has the Japanese voice-overs.
*[[Cloud Save|Cloud saving]] (via Steam Cloud).
 
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**Background music for each version is from the English-North American version.
*[[Steam Trading Cards]].
 
 
*[[Cloud save|Cloud saving]] is available via Steam Cloud.
*Mouse can be used to rotate camera angle.
 
 
*[[Steam Trading Cards]] are available.
*Ability to change the battle difficulty between Easy and Normal.
 
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*The camera can be rotated with the mouse.
*New options were added to the Settings menu:
 
 
*The battle difficulty can be changed between Easy and Normal.
 
*New options are added to the Settings menu.
 
**Keyboard Settings - Assign keys for when using keyboard control.
 
**Keyboard Settings - Assign keys for when using keyboard control.
 
**Gamepad Controls - Check the control scheme for when using a gamepad controller.
 
**Gamepad Controls - Check the control scheme for when using a gamepad controller.
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**Middleware License - View middleware license information.
 
**Middleware License - View middleware license information.
 
**Open-source software Licenses - View licensing information for open-source softwares.
 
**Open-source software Licenses - View licensing information for open-source softwares.
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*Six new weapons that were not in the original can be found within the game's data. They appear to be debug weapons and as such are [[Dummied content|not obtainable]] in normal gameplay: [[Final Fantasy XIII weapons/Gunblades#Godslayer|Godslayer]] (Lightning), [[Final Fantasy XIII weapons/Guns#Death Penalties|Death Penalties]] (Sazh), [[Final Fantasy XIII weapons/Emblems#Omnipotence|Omnipotence]] (Snow), [[Final Fantasy XIII weapons/Rods#Faerie Tail|Faerie Tail]] (Vanille), [[Final Fantasy XIII weapons/Boomerangs#Rising Sun|Rising Sun]] (Hope), and [[Final Fantasy XIII weapons/Spears#Longinus|Longinus]] (Fang).
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===Version 1.2 (December 2014)===
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*Custom rendering features (720p, 1080p etc.).
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*New graphics options.
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**Shadow resolutions (up to 8192×8192).
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**Anti-aliasing (up to 16x).
   
 
==References==
 
==References==
 
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Revision as of 03:23, 23 October 2020

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The following is a list of version differences between the various versions of Final Fantasy XIII.


PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360

The following is a list of differences between the PlayStation 3 version and the Xbox 360 version.[1]

PlayStation 3 Xbox 360
Distribution 1 Blu-ray Disc 3 DVD-ROM DL
Data Size 37.6 GB 18.3 GB
Install Option Not available The player can install the game to the hard drive.
Resolutions 1080p (upscaled from 720p) 576p
CGI Cutscenes 720p uncompressed 720p high compression
Trophies/Achievements 35 Trophies 34 Achievements*(the Xbox 360 does not have a counterpart for the PlayStation 3's Platinum Trophy)

Japanese version

  • Original release.

North American and European versions

  • Versions outside of Japan use X to confirm and Circle to cancel.
  • Various English terminology is altered.
    • "Optima" and "Optima Change" are changed to "Paradigm" and "Paradigm Shift".
    • "Attacker" is changed to "Commando".
    • "Blaster" is changed to "Ravager".
    • "Defender" is changed to "Sentinel".
    • "Jammer" is changed to "Saboteur".
    • "Enhancer" is changed to "Synergist".
    • "Healer" is changed to "Medic".
    • "Driving Mode" is changed to "Gestalt Mode".
    • The exclamation mark is removed from "WARNING!" when spotted by enemies.
    • "Enemy" is changed to "Target" when selecting a target in battle.
    • "Break!" is changed to "Stagger".
    • "Battle Result", "Rank", and "Items" are changed to "Battle Results", "Rating" and "Spoils".
    • "Tactical Points" and "Tactical Points Gauge" are changed to "Technical Points".
    • "Crystal Points" is changed to "Crystogen Points".
    • "Battle Member Change" is changed to "Battle Team Changed" when the party is modified.
    • "Treasure" is renamed "Open" when approaching a treasure sphere.
    • "Reserve Smoke" is changed to "Shrouds" when opening the shroud menu.
    • "Camera Settings" tutorial is changed to "Camera Control".
    • "Chain Break System" tutorial is changed to "Attack Chain".
    • "Command System" tutorial is changed to "Command Execution".
    • "Item System" tutorial is changed to "Item Usage".
    • "TP Ability" tutorial is changed to "Battle Technique".
    • "Shiva Sister Battle" tutorial is changed to "Eidolon Battle".
    • "Odin Driving Mode" tutorial is changed to "Gestalt Mode".
  • Lip-syncing in cutscenes is re-edited to match the English voice-overs.
  • Some vocal tracks are different.
  • The sound effect for Paradigm Shifts is different.
  • Controller vibration is toned down.
  • After exiting the save menu, the analogue stick must be released in order to move again.
  • Movement is now disabled while the shroud menu is open.
  • Damage that is doubled upon attacking a target with Daze is now calculated before the damage cap is applied, meaning attacks can only deal up to 999,999 damage instead of 1,999,998.

Asian version

  • Only Japanese voice-overs are used, with English, Chinese, and Korean subtitles/menus.
  • Background music remains the same as the original Japanese version.

Japanese re-released versions

  • The battle difficulty can be changed between Easy and Normal under Settings (Ultimate Hits International Edition for Xbox 360; the PS3 version requires a patch update).

Microsoft Windows and Steam

FFXIII PC Settings Menu

The Settings menu in the initial PC release.

  • Screen resolution is locked to 1280×720. This was fixed in the December 2014 patch, but only for gameplay. Pre-rendered cutscenes remain in 720p.
  • 60 FPS is supported.
  • An option to choose between English and Japanese voice-overs is available in the North American and European versions. The Asian version only has the Japanese voice-overs.
    • Background music for each version is from the English-North American version.
  • Cloud saving is available via Steam Cloud.
  • Steam Trading Cards are available.
  • The camera can be rotated with the mouse.
  • The battle difficulty can be changed between Easy and Normal.
  • New options are added to the Settings menu.
    • Keyboard Settings - Assign keys for when using keyboard control.
    • Gamepad Controls - Check the control scheme for when using a gamepad controller.
    • On-screen Button Explanations - Choose between keyboard buttons and Xbox buttons to be displayed on HUD.
    • Staff Credits - View the game's credits.
    • Middleware License - View middleware license information.
    • Open-source software Licenses - View licensing information for open-source softwares.
  • Six new weapons that were not in the original can be found within the game's data. They appear to be debug weapons and as such are not obtainable in normal gameplay: Godslayer (Lightning), Death Penalties (Sazh), Omnipotence (Snow), Faerie Tail (Vanille), Rising Sun (Hope), and Longinus (Fang).

Version 1.2 (December 2014)

  • Custom rendering features (720p, 1080p etc.).
  • New graphics options.
    • Shadow resolutions (up to 8192×8192).
    • Anti-aliasing (up to 16x).

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