The newly released version of the game isn’t a lazy port by any stretch of the imagination, either.
Although it didn’t perform commercially as well as either VII or VIII, Final Fantasy IX is retrospectively considered one of the best, if not the best game in the series, and its appearance on PS4 is nonetheless a welcome addition. Having already released the PC version of Final Fantasy VII last year on PS4, Square Enix has decided to skip Final Fantasy VIII entirely and re-release Final Fantasy IX. It’s worth noting that Atlus did mention that the game had only just entered development at the time of Switch’s reveal, so it’s fair to assume that the game isn’t too far along and perhaps explains why there isn’t much to share at this time. From what we saw back at E3, the upcoming new entry in the series looks very intriguing, with its mysterious character art and foreboding music.Ītlus teased the forthcoming news during its “Atlus Live Special #1: Megaton Feature.” After showing the same teaser image that was released back at the Nintendo Switch stage reveal back in March, an image appeared confirming that new information about the upcoming Shin Megami Tensei game will be shared on October 23. The franchise is, of course, a best seller on 3DS, and now looks to make its new home on Switch. It might not technically be a big announcement in its own right, but the prospect of Shin Megami Tensei on Switch is a huge deal and could very well have a big impact on the console’s continued success moving forward.
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While speculation about a Catherine sequel announcement didn’t materialize, Atlus did at least vow to give us an update about Shin Megami Tensei for Switch in the very near future.
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