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FINAL FANTASY VIII Remastered - Version 1.0.2 Patch Notes Fixed a bug where the framerate drops after you have updated Windows 10 to Windows 10 Version 2004 or later.

Final Fantasy IV First Update Contents The main content of this update is outlined below. The drop rate for specific monsters dropping summoning magic and the "Pink Tail" item has been improved. It is now possible to buy the item "Siren" from certain shops. Adjustments have been made to the probability of preemptive strikes, surprise attacks and back attacks triggering. The command "Row" is now not selected during auto-battle. The following bugs have been fixed: - Issue with a weapon sometimes being swung an incorrect number of times when selecting the "fight" command. - Issue with incorrect visual and sound effects being played when attacking with some weapons, such as the Sword of Legend. - Some monsters did not have their shadows setup correctly. - The time between the battle starting and the first actions being taken was not functioning correctly for both enemies and allies. - Under specific circumstances, a different enemy to the one selected would be attacked. - Under specific circumstances, the party formation would sometimes become incorrect when new party members joined. - Fixes to several images. Further updates are planned.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/46500/Syberia/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/46510/Syberia_II/ Syberia and Syberia II are currently free on Steam.

Nostalgic for more epic, old-school JRPG goodness on your phone or PC? Well, you’re in luck! Square Enix is bringing Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend to iOS and Android on September 22nd, and PC via Steam on October 21st. Check out this classic collection’s fresh new announcement trailer! Collection of SaGa consists of ports — not remasters — of Final Fantasy Legend I, II, and III, the first three games in the popular SaGa series. Like last year’s Switch repackaging of these classics, Collection of SaGa for PC and mobile will come bearing bells and whistles to make these games more accessible to modern audiences: a character speed boost feature, adjustable screen magnification, new music, art, and wallpapers, and the option to play with Japanese or English text in-game. Collection of SaGa will also boast 4K compatibility on Steam and easy single-handed play on mobile. If you haven’t experienced the SaGa series’s roots, you owe it to yourself to give Collection of SaGa a look.

Seems like half the time now these Epic freebies are repeats that I've already got from Epic as a freebie prior.

Contents of the 2nd update Final Fantasy I The main content of this update is outlined below. Stability when playing over long periods has been improved. This will continue to be improved further in future. The text for the following languages has been adjusted to improve readability. These improvements have also been implemented for FF4 and all subsequent titles: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese Adjustments have been made to areas on the menu where it was difficult to move the cursor. The following bugs have been fixed: - Issue where some parts of the Items menu would disappear temporarily under certain conditions. - It was sometimes impossible to unlock the achievement "Master of I" when continuing to play, using the cloud save function. Further updates are planned. Final Fantasy II The main content of this update is outlined below. Stability when playing over long periods has been improved. This will continue to be improved further in future. The text for the following languages has been adjusted to improve readability. These improvements have also been implemented for FF4 and all subsequent titles: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese Adjustments have been made to areas on the menu where it was difficult to move the cursor. The following bugs have been fixed: - Issue where the destination travelled to is incorrect when using teleport in a separate area after leaving a specific dungeon (There is a chance that this issue will still occur once after the update when using pre-existing save data). - Issue where some parts of the Items menu would disappear temporarily under certain conditions. - It was sometimes impossible to unlock the achievement "Master of II" when continuing to play, using the cloud save function. Further updates are planned. Final Fantasy III The main content of this update is outlined below. Stability when playing over long periods has been improved. This will continue to be improved further in future. The text for the following languages has been adjusted to improve readability. These improvements have also been implemented for FF4 and all subsequent titles: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portugese Adjustments have been made to areas on the menu where it was difficult to move the cursor. It is now possible to recover from KO when using the recovery pot in Castle Hein The following bugs have been fixed: - Issue where songs learned as a Bard are also exchanged when party members use the "exchange" spell, creating an incorrect situation with the abilities learned. - It was sometimes impossible to unlock the achievement "Master of III" when continuing to play, using the cloud save function. Further updates are planned.

Since my last post I've seen: Candyman [2021] Cry Macho [2021] Escape Room 2 [2021] Kate [2021] Meagan Leavey [2017] Nightbooks [2021] The Amateurs [2005] The Open Road [2009] The Texas Chainsaw Massacre [2003] Wyatt Earp [1994]

Finished off Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light, the game that started the Bravely Default series.

Aside from still playing Final Fantasy IV: 3D Remake and my dozenth replay of Shadow Hearts, I'm also playing the following: Nearing the end of Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light, the game that started the Bravely Default series. Been also playing Final Fantasy II: Pixel Remaster between other games. It's less of a priority though currently since I had just finished up the PSP version earlier this year. Then there is also Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster. Taking my time with this one as I get bored of it in long sessions. Lastly I recently started up Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Reverie. Yep, got a lot of active games on my plate at the moment, but I like to jump between them so I don't burn out on one.

https://mpv.io - currently the most recommended video player on the market. Plex and other stuff also use mpv for their playback.

Started playing Final Fantasy IV: 3D Remake. I previously played the playstation one port that was bundled with Chrono Trigger called Final Fantasy Chronicles many many years ago. So wanted to try out the 3D Remake, especially since I played the Final Fantasy III: 3D Remake a few months back. I'll likely eventually play the Pixel Remaster version, but it probably will be next year.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/464920/Surviving_Mars/ Surviving Mars is currently free on Steam.

Don't Breathe 2 (2021)

Infinity Train and Rick & Morty. Both have been really enjoyable for different reasons.

- Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light (DS) - Bravely Default: Where The Fairy Flies (3DS) - Bravely Second: End Layer (3DS) - Bravely Default: Praying Brage (Browser) - Bravely Archive: D's Report (Mobile) - Bravely Default II (Switch/PC) I'm not sure how good the Browser and Mobile games are or if there is any merit in them, but I'd also love for FFT4HoL which started the Bravely Default spin-off of FF to also be remastered alongside the first two Bravely games.