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[Video] Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age’s Gambit System

With approximately a month and a half remaining until Square Enix launches Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age on the PlayStation 4, the company have shared this new peek at the enhanced port of this memorable PS2 RPG. This video focuses on the Gambit System, which utilises customisable AI “gambits” to let players adapt to any situation during battle. This system complements the Zodiac Job System, which allows each character to battle as two of twelve distinct jobs.

May 31, 2017

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