display resolutions and 60 frames-per-second rendering, options to switch between three different versions of the soundtrack, and immediate access to the post-game modes. Versions for the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One were released on April 30, 2019. Legacy The gambit system inspired similar systems used in other games such as Dragon Age: Origins and Pillars of Eternity II. Final Fantasy XIV also used the gambit system as a base for its "Trust System", a mechanic that pairs online players with story characters controlled by artificial intelligence. The game also incorporated several regions and characters from Final Fantasy XII into its game world, alongside other games from the Ivalice universe with Yasumi Matsuno as a guest creator. Michael-Christopher Koji Fox, the translation director of Final Fantasy XIV indicated in an interview that the team have a lot of people who worked on Final Fantasy XII and "is one of the games they wanted to borrow heavily from because they thought it was really cool, and they really liked the imagery and lore that it had". Astria Ascending used its job system seen in later re-releases as a source of inspiration for its gameplay system. The Diofield Chronicle used the game as one source of inspiration for its controls and player movement. The localization of Final Fantasy XII was praised as a high point of the series and video games as a whole. Lead localizers Alexander O. Smith and Joseph Reeder went on to collaborate again on Tactics Ogre: Wheel of Fortune, the remake of a previous Yasumi Matsuno game, with its localization also receiving high praise. Producers of The Zodiac Age'' stated they were considering another game set in the Ivalice universe, adding that earlier projects faded away due to original development members working on other games. Further reading Notes References External links 2006 video games Final Fantasy video games Japanese role-playing video games Nintendo Switch games PlayStation 2 games PlayStation 4 games Fiction about rebellions Role-playing video games Single-player video games Square Enix games Video games developed in Japan Video games scored by Hayato Matsuo Video games scored by Hitoshi Sakimoto Video games scored by Masaharu Iwata War video games Windows games Xbox One games PlayStation 4 Pro enhanced games Japan Game Awards' Game of the Year winners