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The collectible guide for crafters for Final Fantasy 14. This details on how to get those blue scrips without too much hassle.

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TheArabGamer writes: "I have to be honest: Im not a big fan of MMOs. That is until I played Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. You see when it comes to singleplayer RPGs theres always this sense or feeling that you are IN the story. Yes, believe it or not, the cutscenes, the style and presentation all play an important role in telling a good story. For me at least. Which is why Ive usually been swayed away by previous MMOs for being text heavy with their go there and do this quests. Dont get me wrong, FF 14 is filled with those quests and the same carries over to its latest expansion pack, Heavensward. However, theres no denying that Final Fantasy 14 and its new expansion pack makes the series stand on its own as a really good RPG whether if youre playing alone or with someone else."

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The collectible guide for crafters for Final Fantasy 14. This details on how to get those blue scrips without too much hassle.

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Nintendo Life: There was a time when playground arguments didn't revolve around resolutions, framerates or what PewDiePie's favourite toast topping is. In the early '90s it was simple; which is the best: Final Fight or Streets of Rage? Final Fight was, for a time, exclusive to Nintendo and jealous Mega Drive owners glared with envy at their smug SNES-owning friends. This smugness was short lived; shortly afterwards Sega answered back with the original Streets of Rage and thus the classroom war began. Whatever your preference was back in the day, there's no denying that Sega did a decent job at imitating what made Final Fight so appealing. They even went a step further by including a simultaneous two player mode, which the SNES version of Final Fight was notably lacking.

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Caster Simms gives Red Bull his verdict on Evil Geniuses and their rivals in this Season 2 Final preview.

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The price for the PS4 version of Final Fantasy X|X-2 HD Remaster have dropped by 20 percent to just $39.99.

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From Native Monster: "If you'd have told me six months ago that Shenmue 3 would be announced and that I'd have actually put money down on a copy, I'd have laughed and laughed. Then I'd have curled up into a ball and cried. "But what does it say about the state of gaming that it takes Shenmue 3 - or the Final Fantasy VII remake - to get us really excited about the industry again?"

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This week Jamie (@JamieBroadnax) creator of BlackGirlNerds joins Aaron (@Ind1fference) and Tiny (@Tiny415) to talk about: San Diego Comic Con, Nerds of Color, Ant-man, Avengers, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thor, TMNT, Trainwreck, EVO2015, ArtScape, GameScape, Summer Games Done Quickly, Sharnado 3, Defiance, Ray Jay, Indiana Jones, Jurassic World, A Different World, Cree Summer, Batman Arkham Knight, FarmVille, Final Fantasy, Street Fighter II, Quest for Glory, Welltris, Bubble Bobble, The Sims, Saga, Secret Wars, Thor, Ms. Marvel, The Martian, Donald Glover, Magic Mike XXL, Terminator Genysis, Gotham, Sanford Arms, Cyborg, Deathlok, Green Lantern, She-Hulk, Deadpool, Arby's, Wii Fit, Tinder, Rocket League, Kingdom Hearts 2.5 HD, Attack the Light: Steven Universe RPG, Harvey Fierstein, Beauty and the Beast, Chappelle's Show, Tembo the Badass Elephant, Yasai Ninja, Q.U.B.E., Rayman Legends, Splatoon, No Time To Explain, Retron 5, That Rock Paper Scissors Game, Combat Core, Extra Life...

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Eyes on FF: "Many fans whove been with the Final Fantasy series from the earliest days consider the 16-bit era The Golden Age of Final Fantasy games. The games had a much more fleshed out narrative and more complex characters. Despite how great we remember them, if these games were ever to be remade, these are the things wed like to improve in each of them."

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SoS writes: Back in the realm of video games, at E3 2015, during a blockbuster Sony conference that also featured the likes of The Last Guardian and Shenmue III, Adam Boyes was given the prestigious job of announcing a long requested remake of the PlayStation One classic JRPG, Final Fantasy VII. The crowd went crazy. Adam Boyes stood on stage giggling, obviously taken aback by the enthusiastic response of the audience. Live coverage by usually reputable and professional outlets descended into jubilant anarchy. And I myself nearly flipped my coffee table over as I got out of my chair to get closer to my television screen, asking aloud to nobody in particular, They cant really be doing it, can they?. The reveal was more exciting for many gamers than anything thats been seen at an E3 for years, but speaking from the position of somebody who has experienced both the hype for the Star Wars prequels, and now a Final Fantasy VII remake, there are parallels that can be drawn that are so...