Posted: 14th April 2016 13:16
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We've been waiting for it for a few months, and Final Fantasy IX appeared on Steam earlier this morning. It's already the top seller for the day so far, and it's currently listed at $16.79, a 20% markdown from the list price of $20.99. The sale price extends only until April 20, so if you've been looking forward to the release, you might want to snap it up now.
Similarly, the game also appeared this week for both iOS and Android. It requires 4GB of space for install, and a shade over 3 after, so this is definitely a game that I'll never have on my phone, which is constantly just about full. In the US, the same list price of $20.99 is what you'll pay for either platform. OS requirements are iOS7 and Android 4.1. |
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Posted: 14th April 2016 14:25
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Put it in my Steam library.
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Post #210773
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Posted: 15th April 2016 01:48
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Post #210777
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Posted: 15th April 2016 10:47
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Black Waltz Posts: 900 Joined: 12/7/2011 Awards: |
Getting it this weekend, before the sale is up
w00+ The reviews and buzz are good too. Apparently the extra time they took to bugtest it (I'm guessing) was worth it. -------------------- X is blue. |
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Posted: 18th April 2016 07:16
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Black Mage Posts: 170 Joined: 30/10/2015 Awards: |
I wonder if the Google Play version can be installed and played on a fully-offline Android device. I won't be spending $21 without making sure that it's not a wasted cost if I were to suddenly run out of internet supply. That and it demands 4GBs of storage, far beyond my current capabilities, so I'm in no rush here.
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Posted: 21st April 2016 07:44
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Disciplinary Committee Member Posts: 653 Joined: 23/12/2010 Awards: |
Right, is this one actually any good?
Is it full of annoying DRM like 8 is? Does it use PC midi like 8 does? edit: ahh I might just have to follow my mantra: don't h8, emul8 This post has been edited by Blinge Odonata on 21st April 2016 07:47 -------------------- www.youtube.com/blinje The victor sacrificed the vanquished to the heavens |
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Posted: 30th May 2016 20:55
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SOLDIER Posts: 730 Joined: 23/2/2005 Awards: |
I hope this means it will be ported to the PlayStation 4 eventually like FF7 was.
Any improvement in graphics over the PSONE version? I read that the original game would had looked better but they had to scale it down a bit as the PSONE could only handle so much. -------------------- 'Let that be a lesson to all oppressive vegetable sellers.' |
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Posted: 1st June 2016 20:04
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Quote (fatman @ 30th May 2016 14:55) I hope this means it will be ported to the PlayStation 4 eventually like FF7 was. Any improvement in graphics over the PSONE version? I read that the original game would had looked better but they had to scale it down a bit as the PSONE could only handle so much. I've only played a few minutes of it, but from what I've seen and heard, the answer is "kinda." Menus and models have been upres'd, but the field and battle backgrounds have not, which can be kind of jarring. The models look fantastic, though. At least some of the FMVs have been redone in high-resolution as well, and they are lovely, if not quite up to par with what you would get from a new game. -------------------- "To create something great, you need the means to make a lot of really bad crap." - Kevin Kelly Why aren't you shopping AmaCoN? |
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