"While Square Enix is primarily known for their console (and occasionally handheld) products, the Japanese publisher has been making a name for themselves in the PC marketplace. Some of their efforts have left fans sorely disappointed, such Final Fantasy XII and the recently released Chrono Trigger, while other attempts, such as Final Fantasy X|X-2 and Final Fantasy XII, were met with overwhelming gratitude. They’ve come a long way from barely only supporting the platform outside of western-developed games, and while we still have to wait a fair amount of time to receive the Japanese ports, the end result generally turns out better than we could have hoped for. After just over fifteen months, Final Fantasy XV has finally been ported to the open platform. The developers have been seemingly doing everything in their power to appease fans with this port, creating modding tools (which are coming after launch), giving players a bevy of visual options, not to mention higher than normal resolutions and frame rates, and even including all of the content we’ve seen rolled out over the last year. At least from what they have been touting, Square Enix is doing everything right for the Windows Edition of Final Fantasy XV, but how well do they stick the landing?"
Xfire writes "When you consider how small the available storage space on the Xbox Series S and PlayStation 5 is (802GB and 667.2GB usable space, respectively), you've got to be careful what you install."
Text is WRONG: Xbox Series S is only 326GB available... not 802.
"When you consider how small the available storage space on the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 is (802GB and 667.2GB usable space, respectively), you've got to be careful what you install."
I find it difficult to justify installing these very large games.
I don't like playing just having a few games available for me to play. I prefer to have about 150 at a time on my console in a large variety of genres so that if I am in a specific playing mood I can play a game that I will enjoy.
Humble Store’s Winter Sale just launched today with discounts on “thousands” of PC games. The sale will be live through Thursday, January 23 at 10 a.m. Pacific time.
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