Books

Book (Video) Review: Final Fantasy XV – Dawn of the Future

It’s time to look at the book adaptation of the DLC for Final Fantasy XV that we didn’t get (and a little bit that we did)

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Books

Final Fantasy XV: The Dawn of the Future – Book Review

Final Fantasy XV had a lot of DLC planned, to expand on the game’s story by providing additional plot details during the big time skip before the game’s final act, expanding on the game’s backstory, and even providing an alternate ending. We got… some of it. We got the backstory expansion. We got some elaboration on what characters were doing when they were off-camera at certain parts of the game. However, we didn’t get the whole story – we didn’t get the expansion discussing the time skip, and we didn’t get the alternate ending. However, the game’s writers wanted to make sure that story was told, leading to The Dawn of the Future – which adapts one released episode, and the plots of a bunch of unreleased ones, to give an alternate ending.

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I went to see Final Fantasy: Distant Worlds on the latest concert tour, so here are my thoughts on the show

Distant Worlds 1: MP3 – http://amzn.to/2BUkKjA, CD – http://amzn.to/2EDeu2M
Distant Worlds 2: MP3 – http://amzn.to/2nJ7b1l, CD – http://amzn.to/2FHKbas
Distant Worlds 3: MP3 – http://amzn.to/2FJ0dkk, CD – http://amzn.to/2FIIRnX
Distant Worlds 4: MP3 – http://amzn.to/2FIlVF5, CD – http://amzn.to/2nL8qxl

All 4 albums are also currently available for free streaming via Amazon Prime (as of 2/4/2018). Also, as of this recording, all 4 albums are in print, and were available for purchase at the concert for $15-20, so keep that in mind when shopping on-line.

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Video games

Video Game Review: Final Fantasy III (DS)

Final Fantasy III had never gotten an official US release prior to the release of the DS remake of the game. The Famicom version had received an unofficial fan-translation, but there was no way to play it legally, until the DS release of the game. Even the somewhat controversial sophomore outing of the series had gotten by that point two updated remakes, for the Playstation as part of the Final Fantasy Origins collection, and for the GBA as part of Dawn of Souls. Continue reading

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