Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light delivers an RPG that has far more in common with early iterations of the Final Fantasy series than anything after V, and slips in a fair number of direct references to them. It succeeds at being a deliberate throwback with enough fresh parts to feel unique, though not so many that it will entice anyone who would not already be interested in such an endeavor. For those in the mood to partake of a deliberately retro Final Fantasy, 4 Heroes of Light delivers the goods.
Octopath Traveler really blew up, didn’t it? The Nintendo Switch exclusive became a top eShop seller after launch and physical copies were so rare, Square Enix was issuing apologies and asking people to please consider a digital copy if they could not wait. It is a fun RPG to spend 40 to 60 hours playing. But, what if [a player has] already finished the game? What if [they] are ready to follow some new stories?
You aren't finishing this game in 40-60hrs... maybe one or two of the eight character's individual stories.
#neverstoptraveling
No where. Traveler has now set a bar that the current Switch library will struggle to reach. High hopes for Fire Emblem and Meteoid both being able to match or surpass it.
Play-Asia has reduced the prices on 8 gaming products including Muramasa Rebirth for PS Vita and Hitman: The Complete First Season for PS4.
According to a rumor started on a Japanese blog, Square Enix may be bringing the DS title Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light to the 3DS.
