I don't think they did - I think both are coming...Dragona Akehi said:They got the initials wrong guys.
I don't think they did - I think both are coming...Dragona Akehi said:They got the initials wrong guys.
Jonnyram said:I don't think they did - I think both are coming...
ungggh you are a horrific cockteaseDragona Akehi said:That'd be highly interesting, and it'd be nice to have a non-hackportjob but this would be, let's say an extremely new development.
Because there's something else in addition.
Uh huhTalladega Knight said:It would look better.
So how is translating it onto weaker 3D hardware with lower resolution supposed to qualify it for a remake?Catchpenny said:Have you taken a look at FFVII this decade? Ugly, ugly game.
Baryn said:Uh huh
The FFIII engine works for FFIII, but I don't think it would do FFIV's vast scope justice.
So how is translating it onto weaker 3D hardware with lower resolution supposed to qualify it for a remake?
Baryn said:So how is translating it onto weaker 3D hardware with lower resolution supposed to qualify it for a remake?
Baryn said:So how is translating it onto weaker 3D hardware with lower resolution supposed to qualify it for a remake?
Haven't you heard, they're saving that one for the PS3.. berieve :lolEteric Rice said:maybe VII too DON'T KILL ME
jett said:FFIV deserves better than a FFIII-style 3d remake on the DS.
StevieP said:Yeah, Square should sink a massive budget into it and make it on the PS3. I think all 3 million of Sony's worldwide userbase would buy another FF remake.
jjasper said:Sure what about psp/wii/360. All of which would be better than having it on the ds
DS' biggest problem-- for me-- remains its lack of texture filtering. It easily outclasses the PSone in other areas, but when the textures look like they do, it is difficult to really see the forest for the trees.
StevieP said:Yeah, Square should sink a massive budget into it and make it on the PS3.
StevieP said:What kind of texture filtering did the PS1 have? The DS hardware outclasses the PS1 in almost every important way - nostalgia notwithstanding. It's point texture filtering is its weakness, sure, but blocky textures were quite at home on the PSX as well.
john tv said:FFIV doesn't make a lot of sense to me considering they just released an FFIV remake on GBA less than two years ago. Not entirely out of the question, but...
DQIV, on the other hand, sounds very possible. I put my money here.
Y2Kevbug11 said:You're kind of missing my point. First, I stand by what I said about Vagrant Story. It's not nostalgia. I just replayed the game.
The larger point is that the DS does outclass the PSone in most areas, like pushable polygons and effects in hardware and such, but without filtering, I find it hard to really see any huge improvement. As I mentioned, VS stands up to anything on the platform thus far, but I also mentioned that one caveat: it's a late-life playstation game by a fantastically capable team. Remaking FFVII on DS would be, to me, a nearly lateral movement graphically.
Of course, they could tinker with the gameplay.
ethelred said:That is correct. There's no reason to think such a thing would happen -- no evidence to suggest anything of the sort. Kitase, the producer in charge of the series, has made his development priorities well know, and they don't align towards the DS.
Meanwhile, Square Enix has already engaged in several PSX/PS2 ports/remakes, and they've been for the PSP, not the DS. It's easier, cheaper, a better form of media for these particular conversions, it would enable them to add content to the game instead of struggling to get it all in, it's a better system, the ports have been financially viable, there's more than a substantial userbase there and one more aligned towards the audience this particular game needs (it is already getting CC: FFVII, after all).
There's no reason to suggest Kitase's suddenly going to dramatically change course in his handling of the Compilation of FFVII, no reason to suggest the company will relieve him of this aspect of control (not as long as he continues to be the most successful producer in there next to Horii), no reason to suggest the PSX-->PSP ports will suddenly switch to PSX-->DS (when there are numerous reasons why that would not be a sensible or reasonable course of action).
But hey, I guess in a world full of purple skies and rainbowy sunshine all sorts of crazy things can happen.
Y2Kevbug11 said:I don't even want to argue this. Think what you like.
You genuinely dislike Nintendo, don't you?
QuickKick89 said:You genuinely dislike Nintendo, don't you?
That depends on what you define as outclassing. PS1 had a faster GPU then DS (and without the weirdo limitations). May not be much in light of more primitive featureset - but I'm not the one talking about "outclassing".StevieP said:The DS hardware outclasses the PS1 in almost every important way
I wouldn't think about the future porting until this is official. And when it is, we should have the answer right there.Manjimaru said:DQ4 on DS ?
Where's the logic ?
DQ4 => PSX => DS
DQ5 => PS2 => DS ?
DQ6 => DS ?
DQ7 => Wii
And :
DQ9 =>DS
DQ10=>Wii
FFVII is Kitase's. Kawazu's got the earlier games, but Kitase still controls VII and its world, especially as the game is at the core of an active, ongoing compilation project.
But there is nothing to purchase! :OThermite said:I have never played Final Fantasy IV so I'm definitely going to purchase this.
Women.Mithos Yggdrasill said:Congratulations Dragona. You say only one thing and the entire thread collapsed in the chaos and confusion.
RevenantKioku said:But there is nothing to purchase! :O
DQVII portable plz.
Bizarro Sun Yat-sen said:also, Kitase worked on FFV and VI Advance.
ethelred said:I understand that, but what alternative did he have? He couldn't very well have ported SNES games to the PSP. Square Enix knows better than that.
The fear is strong in this one.Rufus said:Women.
JOKING! OK?!
GBA ports of WSC games are being ported to the PSP. How does that make your cherry feel?ethelred said:I understand that, but what alternative did he have? He couldn't very well have ported SNES games to the PSP. Square Enix knows better than that.
I tried, but the PS1, she's not as portable as she could have been. ****ing morans who designed this thing.speedpop said:For those of you wanting a FFVII remake on DS, you may as well just go and play the damn thing on PS1 because that's what the end product will finish up like.
Manjimaru said:DQ4 on DS ?
Where's the logic ?
DQ4 => PSX => DS
DQ5 => PS2 => DS ?
DQ6 => DS ?
DQ7 => Wii
And :
DQ9 =>DS
DQ10=>Wii
RevenantKioku said:The fear is strong in this one.
trancejeremy said:Maybe it's a remake of an Ogre Battle title? Probably not, but here's hoping...
True true. Valid pointRevenantKioku said:I tried, but the PS1, she's not as portable as she could have been. ****ing morans who designed this thing.
Bizarro Sun Yat-sen said:just to note, the only FF ports/remakes Kawazu ever had anything to do with were the initial WSC releases of FF1&2. He wasn't involved with any of the later PS1/GBA/DS/PSP stuff.
also, Kitase worked on FFV and VI Advance.
duckroll said:What did Kitase do on FFV and VI Advance? I know tht Nomura did new sprites for them, but as far as I know Tokita's team was doing all the ports and stuff. Poor guy, but hey he directed Bouncer so....