That means driving around my sister (who doesn't have her license yet, and for some unfathomable reason has yet to schedule a time to take the frigging test) and doing lots of chores around the house (any anything that involves going up or down stairs). She just had surgery on her leg, and was told to stay off it for the next two weeks (or her doctor will re-admit her to a hospital room to make sure she stays off the leg). No saving mid-battle (battles in WOtL could take more than an hour, depending), no multiplayer (the PSP version added that), no fixes for gameplay issues, just… here ya go! No improvements over the 2011 iOS release either.
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Oh, and of course it was released at full price: $15.99. The English speaking world wouldn't see an Android release until 2015, four years after the English iOS release. Now that they've made that port the English version for Android should be a cakewalk, right? It's the same codebase, just change out some assets. …Oh, hey! 2013! Right, that's when it came out on Android in Japan. Augthe game is released worldwide on iOS. But whatever, they did a proper job of it, and didn't just wrap the game in an emulator like they could have (Sony had built a PSX emulator into the PSP firmware).Īnyhow, the PSP is a dead end, and SquEnix likes money, so what's the obvious maneuver? Release War of the Lions on the desktop? It's a big game you could put over a hundred hours into, and its origins are from a game you'd sit down in front of a TV to play. Only problem was whenever you used magic everything slowed the fuck down to like one third speed. They optimized it for the 16:9 screen and replaced some in-game animatics with voiced over FMVs utilizing the original art style, and retitled it Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions. Back in the day, when they were in a “re-release all the things! And add some visual enhancements too!” mood they re-released Final Fantasy Tactics for the PSP.
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