A patch was issued for PS4 to deal with one obvious issue, the fact that background music would annoyingly restart after every battle or card game. In the wake of articles like mine and a general public outcry, Square Enix pledged to fix the most egregious problems.
Let’s return to that version of Final Fantasy 9 I previously wrote about, for instance. In fact, across the modern versions of the various Final Fantasy games, there’s a surprising level of unevenness from platform to platform. Final Fantasy 12 has also done well, with its HD remaster being tweaked and fixed on all platforms - but not all games are so lucky. The scathing feedback was taken on board and the game was significantly fixed within six months. Now, credit where credit is due: Square Enix actually stepped up to the plate and fixed Chrono Trigger. This has happened so many times now that it’s hard to point to a single individual issue - but I can at least pull from the VG247 archive and point to my furious write-up on the shamelessly uncaring 2018 release of all-timer Chrono Trigger and the 2019 release of Final Fantasy 9 that prompted me to ask “ what will it take for Square to stop releasing bad HD do-overs?” Fans have been hoping for perfect, definitive versions.Ī dark cloud hangs over this release, however - Square Enix’s past treatment of re-releases of its classic games. These are beloved 2D classics that have been remastered and reissued before, but with extremely mixed results. It’s the day of release of the first titles in the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series, highly-anticipated and sorely-needed re-releases of the first six titles in the series. If you’re a Final Fantasy fan, today is a joyous occasion. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. As I wait for the Pixel Remasters to unlock, I desperately try to debuff my expectations.
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