This past year brought the debut of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, which underwent a significant enhancement on the PS5 Pro console. Recently, an even more visually stunning version was made available on PC. During an interview with 4Gamer (thanks to VGC), producer Yoshinori Kitase addressed questions about whether current-gen gamers would require an upgrade:
2021 saw Michael C. Hall reprise his role as Dexter Morgan in the mini-series “Dexter: New Blood,” which attracted a massive audience. Regrettably, Showtime’s record-breaking viewership for “New Blood” was short-lived since the series was designed for just one season. With Dexter’s character being written off at the end, Showtime sought ways to prolong the series in some form. This led to the creation of “Dexter: Original Sin,” a prequel series that delves into Dexter’s first murder and his early years as an emerging serial killer. The show has been well-received by fans, providing Showtime with the commercial success they aim for while also preparing the groundwork for a follow-up series called “Dexter: Resurrection,” set to debut this summer and currently in production since earlier this month.
Back in 2015 during PlayStation’s E3 event, they unveiled that the long-awaited remake of my favorite game, Final Fantasy 7, would grace our PS4 consoles. The announcement sent a wave of enthusiasm through the gaming community, making it one of the most eagerly anticipated games at the time. Yet, we had to wait another five years for its release. While the game was a massive success, fans were disheartened when they discovered that the remake wasn’t the complete game as initially thought. Instead, it only covered half of the original story. Square Enix had hinted at multiple games for the remake, but it wasn’t until after the first game was released and marketing for the sequel, Rebirth, began, that we learned there would actually be three games in total.
As an enthusiast, I’m excited to share that the upcoming online demo offers a sneak peek into eight unverified characters, distributed across three modes: Ranked Battle, Casual Battle, and Room Battle. Furthermore, you’ll have the opportunity to hone your fighting skills in an offline Training mode.
Of course, the movie “South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut” wasn’t taken into account, and it undoubtedly frustrated those who were already displeased by the relatively tame early seasons of the series. Additionally, the Paramount+ specials like the one centered around OnlyFans, titled “South Park (Not Suitable for Children)“, were also not considered.
The special edition of the boxed product will only be available at Play Asia, priced at $49.99. It offers multiple language options including Japanese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese for both audio tracks and subtitles.