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Tekken 8 fans are begging for Final Fantasy’s best girl

Tekken 8 fans are begging for Final Fantasy’s best girl

Tekken 8 is now available for PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S judging by the reviews, It prevails. I’m looking forward to playing the game this weekend, especially taking French swordsman Victor Chevalier to the training lab. The squad is quite diverse with some familiar faces and new blood vie to become the King ...

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40 years ago, this game revolutionized video games and everyone forgot about it.  It’s time to pay homage to Final Fantasy’s ancestor

40 years ago, this game revolutionized video games and everyone forgot about it. It’s time to pay homage to Final Fantasy’s ancestor

Gaming News 40 years ago, this game revolutionized video games and everyone forgot about it. It’s time to pay homage to Final Fantasy’s ancestor Published on January 20, 2024 at 10:45 am Share: While Japanese role-playing games seem to be experiencing a renaissance (Final Fantasy VII Rebirth; Dragon Quest 3 in 2D-HD, Sea of ​​​​Stars…), ...

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Square Enix Unveils 0 Pen for Final Fantasy’s 35th Anniversary

Square Enix Unveils $300 Pen for Final Fantasy’s 35th Anniversary

This year, Square Enix celebrates the 35th anniversary of the acclaimed Final Fantasy game series with Final Fantasy XVI launching this June. To celebrate the eventful series, the Japanese company is planning a series of memorabilia, such as a $300 pen. This is no ordinary pen, as this pen is modeled after the central character ...

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Final Fantasy’s Chocobo Racing Might Be Making A Comeback

Final Fantasy’s Chocobo Racing Might Be Making A Comeback

During the Nintendo 64 era, kart racing games were in their prime. Mario Kart 64 was followed by Diddy Kong Racing and Mickey’s Speedway USA, and over on other platforms, like the PlayStation, there was Crash Team Racing. One other lesser-known kart racer was Square’s 1999 release Chocobo Racing – a game based on the ...