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Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion More Than a Remaster

Square Enix has come out with a new trailer for Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion known as “More Than a Remaster”. As the title implies, the video showcases how the developers have done more than just updated the visuals. The redone version of the PSP original features a complete HD graphics overhaul, newly arranged soundtrack, fully voiced dialogue in English and Japanese, and an updated combat system.

Here’s some additional information about the game:

Front Mission 1st Remake release date

Original (11/2): Forever Entertainment has nailed down a final release date for Front Mission 1st: Remake. The game is heading to Switch on November 30, 2022, the company confirmed today.

Front Mission 1st: Remake was announced for Switch earlier this year. A November release window was given back in September, but we didn’t have a specific date until today.

Theatrhythm Final Bar Line Music Stages, Styles, ProfiCards

Square Enix has passed along a new set of Theatrhythm Final Bar Line details covering the game’s Music Stages, Styles, ProfiCards, and new characters from Final Fantasy X through Final Fantasy XIV. We also have the latest screenshots.

Here’s the full rundown:

A new interview was recently published in Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream about the Switch version of NieR: Automata, and there was even a bit of joking around about Smash Bros. and more.

It took a few years, but the game finally came to Switch this past October. The game had been one of the more requested ports for the console, and that’s something Square Enix, PlatinumGames, and Virtuos were finally able to deliver on.

Tactics Ogre: Reborn trailer

Tactics Ogre: Reborn is here on Switch, and a new trailer celebrates the game’s release. Square Enix is providing a final look at the redone version of its tactics RPG.

Get caught up on everything you need to know with the following overview:

Ahead of its release on Switch tomorrow, gameplay footage of Tactics Ogre: Reborn has emerged. Fans interested in the remastered version of the turn-based strategy RPG can check out an hour and fifteen minutes’ worth of footage below:

Front Mission 1st Remake Classic Modern modes

Front Mission 1st: Remake is going the extra mile by including Classic and Modern game modes. In a tweet published earlier today, Forever Entertainment detailed what’s featured in each and the differences between them. We even have a little bit of gameplay.

With the Classic mode in the game, players can expect the soundtrack without any significant alterations, the original camera view, and essentially the same experience as the original. Meanwhile, Modern mode is where more of the remake aspect comes into play with a remastered soundtrack, perspective camera view, and more freedom with the camera thanks to the ability to change the rotation and pitch. On top of that, the team has implemented small fixes and improvements when playing in Modern.

Tactics Ogre Reborn Warren Report, relics

Square Enix has issued yet another round of details for Tactics Ogre: Reborn covering the Warren Report, challenge locations (Phorampa Wildwood, Palace of the Dead, The Pirate’s Graveyard), relics, and more classes (Skeleton, Ghost, Lich, Golem, Dragon, Gryphon). New screenshots are also available.

Here’s the full rundown:

Various Daylife physical

Various Daylife is getting a physical release in Asia that supports English, it’s been revealed.

The game originally hit Apple Arcade in 2019. Square Enix then announced and immediately released a Switch version as part of a Nintendo Direct back in September. Up until now, however, the title has only been offered digitally.

Harvestella arrives on Switch today, and Square Enix has readied a new trailer to celebrate. Fans can get another look at the simulation RPG.

For more information about the game, check out the following overview:


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