Alternatively, FF3 is probably the most lacking here thanks to no JP booster. Everything from weapon skill through to attribute points have their growth rates and other elements customizable independently. With its ahead of the times leveling systems, Final Fantasy II is easily the most customizable of the bunch. The EXP multipliers are particularly interesting and change depending on which game you’re playing. I can see this being a blast for FF5, which already has a bustling community doing this with classics like the Five Job Fiesta.
This is something I adore, because it allows returning players to give themselves highly customizable challenge runs. Hell, if you want, you can even turn them to 0. These modifiers can be cranked to 2x or 4x, and can also be turned down to 0.5x for those seeking an extra challenge.
Encounters can be turned off, your various EXP can be multiplied, and you can increase how much Gil you get. On the gameplay side, the developers have added in battle 'booster' tweaks to make them line up with Square’s standard for retro remasters. These changes, it should be noted, are not yet patched into PC and Mobile, but in an interview with Japanese magazine Famitsu Square Enix vaguely says that they are "working on" bringing at least some of the changes to other platforms. They’re welcome additions, even if there have been some unfortunate side effects introduced. The changes made to the PS4 and Switch versions of the FF Pixel Remasters might seem small on the surface, but they feel like ones that these remasters should have always had. However, these versions carry a few new and exclusive changes and additions. Scott split them up neatly into reviews on I, II, & III and IV, V, & VI. I recommend you give them a read. As a result, my thoughts line up rather well with our original reviews. If you're on the fence about buying or even double-dipping, I might be able to help you make up your mind.Īt their core, do understand that these are largely the same ports of the same titles that have been on PC and mobile for a while now. By the time this is published, the games will just be hitting digital stories - but I've spent a night testing and revisiting each of these games on Nintendo Switch in advance. I did so on my couch for maximum comfort, if you must know.
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