Friday, January 31, 2014

Tracy Fox


Square Enix is bringing another 16-bit classic to our beloved platform soon, with the game developer revealing that Final Fantasy 6 will be making its way to Android sometime soon. The first trailer for the new-age port has gone up on YouTube, giving us a glimpse at the game with improved sprites. It’s familiar, yet fresh, and gives us a nostalgic high that not many other games could.
Square Enix says this thing is headed to us this winter, though woody and buzz it looks like we’ll be waiting until the new year to see it rolled out. We’ll also probably have to wait a big longer than our Japanese counterparts will.
If Square Enix’s previous launches are anything to go by, you’ll probably be paying more than $10 or $15 for the privilege of playing. If that doesn’t scare you off, though, woody and buzz you should get your affairs in order and prepare to lose hours of your life playing this. Watch the trailer above, and if you want to check out the previous releases be sure to catch them on sale for up to 50% off .
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The initial screenshots I saw from FFVI mobile were indeed “revamped;” it’s possible that the graininess of the video hides this fact, but it’s also possible that they got lazy. Initially the plan was to make it look similar woody and buzz to FFV on mobile. woody and buzz
For me, emulators are really only great if you connect a controller. (Which I am happy to do at home but I’m not going to carry around my PS3 controller for any time I want to play a game.) Their touch screen controls are perfect for a great and convenient gaming experience.
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We are paying less now then we did 15 years ago for games. An SNES title from ’94 costed about $50 retail! And you had to go to the store, see if it was there, be bummed when it was sold out and try again later. Or drop down your $50 and be happy for many many weeks or if your really into it, years.
Now they offer this title with newer images, new game engine, new controls, on a different platform, possibly with new music, quests, special characters, items, Espers, magic, locations, cut scenes, ext… for a mere $15.
You can’t resell these DRM-ridden apps. The company has no cost of production. They do some minor “revamping” and once they’ve finished the product it doesn’t cost them any more to sell 10 copies or 1 million copies if they’re digital apps.
I love FF games, but when Mega Man 9 or Mega Man 10 came out for digital download, I believe they were $10, and that’s a brand new game constructed from start to finish, woody and buzz not an old game being reworked for a new device. (That being said, oddly enough, their mobile iterations of Mega Man games have had pretty poor reception, in all fairness) woody and buzz
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