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We return to Spira and go hands-on with the enhanced versions of FFX and FFX-2.

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Movies often offer a glimpse on the future. At times that vision is bright, while other times its gloomy. Then there are cases in which its absolutely hilarious and yet deep and thought provoking. The concept of video games showcased by Spike Jonzes film Her definitely fits in this category.

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In just a couple of weeks the 2D crafting phenomenon Terraria is primed to make its debut in the land of the rising sun, and based on a new trailer; it looks like Publisher Spike Chunsoft has managed to sneak in some cross-over content into the Japanese version of the game.

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Spike Chunsofts Yuichiro Saito was among the developers 4Gamer spoke to for its New Years feature. One of Saitos more recent works was Conception II.

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Atlus and Spike Chunsoft have readied Conception II for a western release and the latest update shows off the transformations your potential mates undergo from school uniform to battle armor.

That's right, it's up to you to uncover the likes, dislikes, and personality quirks that make these seven heroines tick. Maximizing your relationship with each will in turn net more powerful Star Children. Much like the publisher's wildly popular Persona series, players will have to converse and form bonds with each character to increase stats and rewards.

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Sony released a new commercial titled Join Together, and between other things the video gives a glimpse on the upcoming PS4 exclusive Driveclub to represent gaming and Sony's consoles.

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With a Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD reissue in the works, Square Enix seems to be open to exploring the world of Spira once more.

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Games in Asia: "Its no secret that I love Final Fantasy X. I was in high school when the game first released for the PlayStation 2, and, seeing how I was under my fathers roof, I had to live with a primitive form of torture that restricted video games to a weekend activity. This left me with nothing but my imagination during the weekdays, and I have far more memories of my daydreams in Spira than I do of what happened in my Earth and Space science classes. I say all of that to say this: I openly admit a bias. I love this game. I would have found myself ecstatic with a straight up port, let alone remastered in HD. So when I say these first five hours of playing through FFX has been my favorite gaming experience in the past decade, take it with a grain of salt."