The Biggest, Weirdest, and most Unexpected Announcements from the Nintendo Direct

Final Fantasy being back in the realm of Nintendo is a plus for all, especially if they can now be played on a portable console and free from the Vita’s questionable emulation. Final Fantasy VII is the biggest announcement, coming to a Nintendo console 21 years after the original release. I’m more excited for Final Fantasy X Remastered, a game I enjoy a lot more nowadays, and Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, a game that needs a portable release since it’s far too large for me to play in front of a television anymore.

The same goes for World of Final Fantasy Maxima, which was a game I wanted to play all the way through but couldn’t justify sitting on a couch that long.

A whole host of legendary FINAL FANTASY titles are being released on #NintendoSwitch over the coming months and into 2019! pic.twitter.com/Y6pLAVx54h

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) September 13, 2018

Final Fantasy IX, Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles, and Chocobo Mystery Dungeon are also all fun re-releases fans should check out. Final Fantasy VIII getting the shaft is a bit weird, but I’m more concerned about the Super Nintendo games. Does Nintendo and Square Enix have an agreement to make them available through Nintendo Switch Online once it starts getting around to Super Nintendo games, or are we going to get those dreadful Steam versions?

Only time will tell…

For now, these announcements are great for Final Fantasy fans and Nintendo fans, hand in hand once again. Nothing stops this team up! (Oh yeah, they’re coming to Xbox One, as well)

Article source: https://www.technobuffalo.com/2018/09/14/the-biggest-weirdest-and-most-unexpected-announcements-from-the-nintendo-direct/