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 On 06/13/2014 at 05:56 PM by asrealasitgets See More From This User » |
Among the avalanche of new game titles announced at this years E3, the one game that really stood out to me as a shocking surprise, albeit not much buzz around it, was...
The Only Game That Mattered At E3 2014! 
ha ha, maybe you are right!
Of all the Final Fantasy games, I think this one really fell off the radar in general and maybe there was never really that much intererest in it to begin with, but I'm glad we are getting a glorious HD version now.
It really passed the radar for everybody.
Had there been gameplay or a trailer, I think there would have been more buzz about it, but I think it was just slightly mentioned on PS blog or something like that. It would have been noticed more had it been attached to a Kingdom Hearts trailer maybe. But yeat, excited!
I brought it up in our final E3 podcast. Super stoked it's getting localized!
Square Enix deserves accolades when they do things right by their fans like Microsoft has done. Now that the 13 series is in the past, and SE has put out some lovely games, we should start praising them again. Here's hoping the game turns out great, and isn't some cheap port crapped out by some undisclosed third party company as some rumors have hinted at.
HD remakes are cool. Gives me another chance to check out a game I missed.
You didn't miss it as it was never released. It was only released in Japan, and it was converted into a cell phone game. Now we are getting the game intact with a next gen upgrade, so it will be like a new game to us!
Well, it was definitely a great announcement. I'm a little bummed that it's XB1/PS4 only though. It should be on the Vita, especially since it was originally made for a portable. And I'm sure that it could run perfectly fine on PS3/Xbox 360 as well...
The announcement was surprising, but also wierd that it won't be coming to VITA or PS360 either considering the larger install base for those consoles. There is a VITA hack announced recently, so that might be the reason SquareEnix is avoiding that system.
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