As apart of Sony’s Tokyo Game Show announcements, Square-Enix has released Final Fantasy IX for the PlayStation 4. Much like the re-released FFVII a few years ago, this release of FFIX sports some new features like trophies and some “boosters” like a no encounter mode.
The game is currently priced on the PS Store as $16.79 but will increase to $20.99 on September 26.
I thought it might be a good idea to start reviewing some of the monthly PS+ games, so here we go!
According to the Steam store page, it’s not out yet, but in a few days. On May 12th, PC owners will be able to enjoy not only FFX, but its direct sequel as well FFX-2 in the HD remaster format that was released on PlayStation systems.
The store page also highlights some things found in other PC Final Fantasy releases like no encounter modes and auto saves.
The Mega Man Legends series had a minimal splash on the original PlayStation upon release and throughout the years. The first installment was even ported to the N64 and had a sequel only released for the PlayStation, printed in low quantities. Mega Man Legends 2 now fetches a hefty price at retailers and in online auctions, some times breaching $125 US, much more if the copy is factory sealed.
However, a much lower price tag would make the great and overlooked MML2 a more viable prospect to gamers. The PlayStation Blogcast recently announced that the game would be available in April 2016 on the PSN Store. Like most other PS1 games that are released on the PSN, it can be assumed that it will only be compatible with the PS3 and Vita handheld system.
With this addition hitting PSN, it would make the trio of PlayStation Mega Man Legend games complete (Mega Man Legends, Mega Man Legends 2 and The Misadventures of Tron Bonne).
That’s right, there was a Saints Row game being developed for the PlayStation Portable. It was never released on store shelves, in fact it was cancelled several years ago. But, luck would have it that its beta version was found on a PSP devkit. Best of all, if you really want to have a go with the unfinished game, you can! The developers at Volition have made a playable ISO for anybody interested.
Links to the download: (from https://www.unseen64.net/saintsrowundercover/)
http://www.mediafire.com/download/e86b2cgngtze2w8/SRUPSP.ISO
https://mega.nz/#!SEsUiajb!o3F6i-RYQsFd5g1Qrm30rc4JWSRJeezNWdTgATo9ofg
http://pastebin.com/PTyjFRpz (long list of mirrors for the file)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8qSjqZvA_2_WWxIUWdsdnA3WWM/view (an edited EBOOT file for OFW 6.61)
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