DBWI: SquareSoft had made Final Fantasy VII for the PlayStation?

woweed

Nivek said:
Yeah, they're nintedno most experience studio with Fantasy(specially western one) besides EAD and they can make a fine RPG of it, Rareware is a second choice, a british studio jack of all trades
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You can never go wrong with 1990s Rare:D
 

Nivek

woweed said:
You can never go wrong with 1990s Rare:D
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Exactly, maybe an Hybrid of B-K with Jet Force Gemini and RPG elements, that can be awesome(and using xenoblade voice cast, as Adam Howden is a teen, the can pulled it an convicnet harry)
 

SactoMan101

By the way, Nintendo just announced that they will update the Famicom 128 Series II I mentioned earlier to replace the current Blu-ray drive with the new UHD 4K Blu-ray disc drive in October 2015, which means they will have one of the first machines to support the new 100 GB format (the GPU on the machine is ready to decode such a disc, since it is powerful enough to do HEVC decoding). In short, consumers will enjoy a game console capable of playing back movies so clear it might as well be looking through a window.
 

woweed

Well, I just got back from seeing the Jem And The Holograms movie that was released by Hasbro as part of their Cinematic Universe. It was amazing! Well written, good special effects, the lead actors absolutely sell their roles, awesome! My only complaint is that some scenes were a bit oddly staged but otherwise, it's perfect!
 

woweed

SactoMan101 said:
By the way, Nintendo just announced that they will update the Famicom 128 Series II I mentioned earlier to replace the current Blu-ray drive with the new UHD 4K Blu-ray disc drive in October 2015, which means they will have one of the first machines to support the new 100 GB format (the GPU on the machine is ready to decode such a disc, since it is powerful enough to do HEVC decoding). In short, consumers will enjoy a game console capable of playing back movies so clear it might as well be looking through a window.
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Awesome news!
 
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