Everyone has their favorite Final Fantasy game. For me it’s a play of FF7 and FF14 is very much in the coming year. very Close seconds. The beauty of the series is that there are no “bad” games, despite often very different in style. However, there are also people who naturally are a little taller than others. Final Fantasy Tactics It’s one of them, and Square Enix is reclaiming it with a brand new remaster that is set to be released on Steam. Even launching with some new additions will probably be the definitive version of the game. However, there is only one problem. The Lions Extra war is not included.
Final Fantasy tactics have had a lot of love from Square Enix over the years. In 1997, the studio released the original PS1 FFT, which quickly became a fan favorite among players in the series. Set the world of Ivalice and turn one of the best RPG series into a turn-based strategy game. If you’re playing Tactical Ogre or Fire Emblem, you’ll quickly become familiar with gameplay.
Then, in 2007, Square Enix released Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions in PSP. This is an updated version of the original FFT, which contains many extras. You will be able to meet two new characters, Tactics A2 and Luso from Balthier in Final Fantasy 12. New Onion Knight and Dark Knight jobs are also added to additional story battles, side quests and events.
A new remaster called Final Fantasy Tactics – The Ivalisk Tronicles focuses on the 1997 PS1 original recreation rather than the Lions’ war. In a new interview on the Square Enix website, Kazutoyo Maehiro, director of Ivalice Chronicles, explains why the development team recreated the original on an expanded PSP port.
“I and the rest of this development team weren’t directly involved in the Lions war, but I believe the content in that game perfectly met the expectations of players at the time,” says Maehiro. “But looking back at everything almost 30 years from now, during the creation of this game, we asked what the team that created this game could do to bring this game to a new generation of players.
“It was in this question that we came to the conclusion that the most appropriate path for us is to pay homage to the original game experience and reproduce it in the best possible way.
“Of course, we thought about adding new jobs, abilities and characters, including the jobs featured in the War of the Lions. However, the original version of Final Fantasy Tactics is a very complete game in terms of game design and storyline. Making big changes will result in losses not only of the original game fans, but also of the new title.
“With this in mind, the first step to revive the current Final Fantasy tactics was to stick to the original and highlight the original game’s characters and jobs, as well as the original gameplay experience,” Maehiro said in the closing. “The development team was passionate about bringing the experience as close to the original as possible, and as a result, they recreated and used the original VFX and SFX.
Even without the Lions extra war, Ivalice Chronicles still includes two versions of FFT. There are new features like AutoSave, but there is a classic version that is faithful to the 1997 original. Next is the modern version that comes with dialogue with voice effects, updated UI and graphical improvements.
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