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Remasters and remakes are currently at the peak of their popularity in 2015, and with the recent announcement of the Final Fantasy VII Remake, it looks like we wont be seeing the last of them for a long time. Not that thats a bad thing. However, one or two of them have left us scratching our heads a little and asking ourselves, Who really wants this? Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition was one of those remasters that left us a little puzzled after its brother, DMC: Devil May Cry, received a definitive edition earlier in the year. But after taking a closer look, it appears that not only is this special edition a graphical enhancement, but also an edition that introduces new characters, fighting styles and new modes. This is the same Devil May Cry 4 you remember from 2008, but with a few new things for you to play around with.

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DoV writes: "So now that the Final Fantasy VII remake is a reality, you would think that everyone would be happybut nope. I cant tell you how inundated the internet has been with comments, rage videos, etc with crap like: - They should be remaking Final Fantasy IX (really, people want them to remake all of em, but IX comes up a lot) - Final Fantasy VII is overrated - My feelings hurt Before I go on, I want to make something clear. This is not meant to spark a debate on which game is better. There are pros and cons of each game. This is not the point of this article. Now, without further adieu, here are 2 reasons why I think we dont need to remake Final Fantasy IX."

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SoS writes: Theres a particularly telling moment toward the end of Final Fantasy VIII that really lets you know what kind of finale youre in for. After a climactic space battle with the sorceress, Adel, players are blasted through time, 1000 years into the future, to face their true foe. When they arrive they find the last members of a dead army, their dead army, still valiantly committed to fighting the war against evil. Unfortunately, they have failed. As the party traverses a desolate landscape, littered with their dead comrades, a mournfully operatic tune evokes a sense of menace to this already horrific future. Finally the player crosses a giant chain, one of many, that holds Ultimecias Gothic castle aloft in the sky.

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DoV writes: "So now that the Final Fantasy VII remake is a reality, you would think that everyone would be happybut nope. I cant tell you how inundated the internet has been with comments, rage videos, etc with crap like: - They should be remaking Final Fantasy IX (really, people want them to remake all of em, but IX comes up a lot) - Final Fantasy VII is overrated - My feelings hurt Before I go on, I want to make something clear. This is not meant to spark a debate on which game is better. There are pros and cons of each game. This is not the point of this article. Now, without further adieu, here are 2 reasons why I think we dont need to remake Final Fantasy IX."

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SoS writes: Theres a particularly telling moment toward the end of Final Fantasy VIII that really lets you know what kind of finale youre in for. After a climactic space battle with the sorceress, Adel, players are blasted through time, 1000 years into the future, to face their true foe. When they arrive they find the last members of a dead army, their dead army, still valiantly committed to fighting the war against evil. Unfortunately, they have failed. As the party traverses a desolate landscape, littered with their dead comrades, a mournfully operatic tune evokes a sense of menace to this already horrific future. Finally the player crosses a giant chain, one of many, that holds Ultimecias Gothic castle aloft in the sky.

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FFU writes: As you guys already know, this year's E3 was like a Final Fantasy celebration. From Final Fantasy VII to World of Final Fantasy, Darryl and Lauren have a lot to chat about this episode of Final Fantasy Union.

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Oft cited as one of the most hated Final Fantasy games, and the original black sheep of the series before Final Fantasy XIII, Final Fantasy VIII is a game whose flaws, as well as its innovations, manage to coincide within the same shell. It is a smorgasbord of ideas and innovation which falls flat as often as it succeeds in crafting something magical, and it is easy to see why the game divided Final Fantasy fans when it was first released.

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SoS writes: Theres a particularly telling moment toward the end of Final Fantasy VIII that really lets you know what kind of finale youre in for. After a climactic space battle with the sorceress, Adel, players are blasted through time, 1000 years into the future, to face their true foe. When they arrive they find the last members of a dead army, their dead army, still valiantly committed to fighting the war against evil. Unfortunately, they have failed. As the party traverses a desolate landscape, littered with their dead comrades, a mournfully operatic tune evokes a sense of menace to this already horrific future. Finally the player crosses a giant chain, one of many, that holds Ultimecias Gothic castle aloft in the sky.