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A brief Dissidia trailer shown at the Square Enix Party 2007 convention in Japan showed a mix of slick CG cut-scenes and real-time fighting action in the vein of Taito's Psychic Force series. As in those games, Dissidia's core mechanics appear to involve characters flying around 3D battlefields while engaging in over-the-top fisticuffs and dazzling displays of magical prowess. Only a handful of characters appeared in the clip, among them FFIV heroes Kain and Cecil, FFIX's Zidane and Kuja, and uberpopular FFVII bad-boy Sephiroth.

It's tough to say much about the game's visual quality based on this insubstantial teaser. While the clips didn't quite match up to Crisis Core's impressive visual standard, they definitely looked good for PSP, and Tetsuya Nomura's redesigned character models even managed to make FFIX's characters more palatable.

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Square Enix revealed new details of Dissidia: Final Fantasy for PSP at Jump Festa, it has been regarded as one of the best games in the show.

    * Tidus (FFX), Ultimecia (FFVIII) and Emperor (FFII) are playable
    * The game features both free roaming 3D combats and one on one combats
    * You can lock on to a character with L trigger
    * There are two types of attacks, one to drain the "Brave" gauge, and another one to damage the opponent HP
    * "Brave" is the strength of your attacks, the more you have the more damage your attacks will be
    * The stages have pits and destructible objects, you can perform aerial maneuver near walls, like in FFVII Advent Children
    * You can run on the walls and exchange blows with opponents
    * You can choose two different combat modes: Standard and Technical
    * It is probably possible to customize the characters, as you can earn Gils and APs after each fight.