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Well, the DG enemies in Remake don't really resemble the ones seen in DC. They do have "neon strips" but here it looks more like glowing red cracks covering the bodies of the monsters. And the humanoid ones remind me more of the makonoids or heavily mutated Genesis Copies towards the end of CC...

Coming back to clarify that while there are certainly Deep Ground enemies in the game, and they are referred to as such in the filenames and code, it doesn't seem that Deep Ground is explicitly referenced in the game itself, with the three DG enemies instead referred to as "Type-0 Behemoths,"...

Barely compressed, then. FMVs in Square games often take up a ridiculous amount of space, in my experience, especially on PC. Hell, the PC Port of FFXII takes up about 35 gigs.

Dirge of Cerberus is a stupid game with stupid writing, but I think the worldbuilding for Deep Ground is solid. Especially the ruins of old Midgar and Mako Reactor 0. In my opinion, being able to see those locations was worth the price of admission. It's also worth noting that DC was pretty...

Very true, and I wouldn't be surprised to see multiple uncompressed FMVs with different lip synching. At the same time, don't underestimate the complexity of Midgar's environments.

I could maybe see some sort of extra endgame content or DLC involving her and other deceased characters in the Lifestream somehow, but no way she gets brought back to life. If they were going to change the circumstances of her death in any way, I imagine it would be to make it more tragic by...

じしゃくに 刃をくっつける the blade sticks to the magnet

I've been skimming through the script files again today just to see what I can glean, and I think I came across some new Sephiroth Copy stuff. First off, Tifa lives in an apartment complex called Stargazer Heights, and Cloud is staying next door. One of their neighbors is a strange guy with the...

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I mean, can't really speculate on what they'd do, but if I were directing, I'd be tempted to completely recut the ending to be a reverse of the opening. Start by intercutting the a long zoom out of the canyon with quick shots of Nanaki and his cubs running, pulling way out until you clearly see...

Well, my birthday is April 8th... but these days I'm a PC gamer, so I'll probably just wind up watching someone (maybe Maximilian) stream it and try to wait patiently for the Steam release, hopefully in April 2021. Or maybe I'll treat myself and get a PS4 finally.

No, I think this being a remake of a 23-year-old game is going to spoil the game. Changes like this are going to keep it interesting by delivering the story in new and unexpected ways. There is no way to replicate the experience of playing this game for the first time in 1997, and even then...

You and Mr. Ite are literally the only people I've seen express negative opinions over the additions after seeing dozens of reactions and comments today. I know there are a few people who are going to gripe about every single change, but I feel like most people are welcoming the additions...

Pretty surprised by the extended opening, since that whole estuans interius section wasn't in the demo version. Really dig them pulling "One-Winged Angel" apart and turning it into a leitmotif for once (and a suitably foreboding one, at that); it always kind of bugged me that it was just played...

Very minor detail, but I'm pretty sure this is the first time the SOLDIER emblem has ever been given a specific name in any official media: SOLDIER Mark (ソルジャーマーク)

There's still nearly two months left until release, and they would probably be better off dropping promotional materials on Avalanche closer to the release, IMO, since their impact is mostly felt in the earlier chapters of the game.

Tuned into Max's stream and he couldn't talk about anything he played at the event, but he did pantomime some facial expressions to try and convey how he was feeling about it: some smiling and grinning, mind blown hand motions, and then he legitimately started to tear up thinking about it, and...

Dude, they've had more presence in the trailers than major recurring characters like the Turks and the Shinra Execs, and even Red XIII, who is a fucking party member. They have been featured in nearly every trailer except for the latest one, which focused on sections of the game that take place...

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Assuming it was meant to be distributed at all, it was probably meant for a small group of users and was never meant to be publically visible, let alone accessible. Could have been for trade show venues or press. Maybe it was for QA and testing. Might have even been for ratings classification...