Zloth
I smell a... wumpus!?
PEGI rating reveals the game:
http://www.pcgamer.com/pegi-rating-board-lists-final-fantasy-6-for-pc/
http://www.pcgamer.com/pegi-rating-board-lists-final-fantasy-6-for-pc/
FFVI was one of the few JRPGs I really enjoyed, and I would definitely purchase a PC version if it was a decent port.
I'm skeptical about the validity of that rumor though. I'm pretty sure Square Enix would have made it well known by now if they had plans for a PC version.
Odd, Final Fantasy 4 had nothing like that.
The FF4 port was a 3D remake that was ported from the Nintendo 3DS iirc.
It was ok, but I actually prefer the look of the original 2D version.
I own FF3, and the port seemed good enough (but the game was rather boring).
Of the first 9 games in the series, FF3 and FFV are the only ones I haven't played through. I'm not sure why I never finished FFV as I definitely enjoyed it, but I plan on giving the recent Steam release a try in the future.
It might be worth just playing the fan translation of FFV, due to the issues with the steam version.
I've never been super impressed with the FF series myself. Played through 5-9 over the years, as people have been telling me about how great the stories were, and I've tried most of the earlier ones (1 bored me to tears, not played 2, only played the steam version of 3 and got bored fast, 4 felt overly grindy, 5 was quite good, 6 was also good (but I would not consider replaying it), 7 was mostly alright, 8 was kinda dull, and 9 I really liked)
FFV was released on PS1 over here, so I have that if I don't like the Steam version.
Yeah, most people seem to really like 9, although I never understood why. I found the characters to be overly cartoonish and somewhat silly tbh. It reminded me of Disney, and I generally despise most things Disney.
I picked up the Android port of FFVI a week or two ago, fired it up last night. It's truly excellent. The music never sounded better, the atmosphere is as thick as ever and it's excellent to play with a gamepad. Really love the added Bestiary, Album, and Music sections to play around with. Look forward to delving in deeper.
Agreed … I had tried playing the PSN version on my PS Vita, then reloaded on the iPhone and was reminded just how much better the iOS port is (the Android version is a port from the iOS port).
Other than having the additional bestiary and music sections, how is the mobile version better exactly? It's debatable if the visuals are even an improvement over the original. A lot of people prefer the look of the original sprites.
The visuals in the mobile port look somewhat blurry and overly bright to me.
I'm listening to the game on a new set of noise-cancelling headphones, and I'm almost sure they have remastered and tweaked the music in the game to sound even more impressive. I mean, try watching the intro of the game with a good set of headphones. It's remarkable how good it sounds.
The new graphics are very clean and expressive. I really like the new overworld look, and the sprites have taken a little getting used to, but I really like them as well. The graphics in general have been freshly polished, it seems.
Imo, most of the complaints are valid. Keep in mind that I'm talking about the PC port now, not the iOS or Android ports. When something like this gets ported to the PC, gamers expect at least some improvements. In this case, it seems like there are none.