The Remastered version, on the other hand, has better default controls you can remap on the fly, the music is the exquisite gosh-darned original, and it has the blessed ability to speed everything up by three times the game's normal speed a la Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age 's fast forward button not to mention the option to turn off random encounters to help get rid of the grind.
There are certain tricks you can pull to make it less smeary and get it back to the version of the game you've probably been carrying around in your head all these years like I have. Indeed, I've actually enjoyed the game a lot more by playing on a lower resolution than either p or 4K. For example, playing on x or, whisper it, x That might sound sacrilegious to some PC folks, but for me it really makes them feel like they're actually part of the environment again instead of floating weirdly in front of it.
I'd also recommend turning the anti-aliasing off to help get back to the original's slightly rougher, grittier look. Although I should note that even this remedy is no match for that cursed overworld map.
Unfortunately, that's pretty much it as far as graphics options go in Final Fantasy VIII Remastered, but at least it's better than the version. Despite being able to dial back the graphics to try to scrub it clean of all its new, clear-cut lines, I can't help but be a mite disappointed. Perhaps it's logistically and financially impossible to redo the entire game with a prettier set of textures it's possible the Final Fantasy VII Remake is eating up everyone's time and resources at the moment , but it sure would have been nice, right?
That's the remaster I was hoping for here, not some wrinkled, stretched-out version of what it looked like 20 years ago. Then again, perhaps it's an apt look for a game whose main villain ultimately wants to destroy the world by compressing time so she can become one with the universe and start afresh. Here, we see that in action, the past crashing headlong into the future in order to recreate what is, after all, the best Final Fantasy game ever made.
I just wish they'd hurry it up a bit and finish said compression so we got a completely brand-spanking new version instead. It might not look like the game you've held in your head all these years or indeed how you'd hope a remaster might look if you're coming into it fresh , but it's so much easier to play than the release, and not even Squall's squished fringe-less overworld face can detract from the joy of hitting that fast forward button and zooming round the map like a hyperactive cactuar.
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Its not in the menue for sure. To cause a soft reset, the player must simultaneously press the shoulder buttons and a number of other buttons depending on the console. Due to the placements of the buttons and rare usage during gameplay, it is hard to accidentally command a soft reset, but not too difficult to command a soft reset when necessary. Usually, a soft reset is feasible any time during gameplay.
In the Game Boy installments, a soft reset is triggered by pressing the , , , and buttons simultaneously. In the Game Boy Advance games, a soft reset can be triggered by pressing the , , , and buttons simultaneously. In PlayStation , PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 installments, a soft reset is triggered by pressing the , , , , , and buttons simultaneously. Since the DualShock 4 doesn't have the Select and Start button anymore, the soft reset command can now be triggered by pressing L1, R1, and Options at the same time.
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