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Slash Rant
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Slash Rant Ep. 60: Mass Layoffs The Slash Rant team start out with everyone favorite subject, meteorology. Ken announces massive drop offs from Crosstalk, after their discussion about layoffs from all the companies. They then takes a turn down memory lane going over Netflix movies again. They also try to figure what else to look forward to this year. Plenty of fun times listen to this one now! Digg Digg [...]Listen Now
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The Pulp
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The Pulp Ep. 26: Summer Draft This week we do our first ever Summer Movie Fantasy Draft. It's basically a bidding war on all the movies coming out this summer. Whoever has the roster that gains the most money by the end, wins! It was an absolute blast.Listen Now
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Game-N-Talk
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Game-N-Talk Ep. 43: Feel the Chi…Inside You Game N Talk: Episode43: Feel the Chi…Inside You Everyone was M.I.A. except for Robby, Omer (Slugga) and Brandon… So these 3 decided ON WITH THE SHOW! Since its only 3 of them they talk at length about quite a few of the topics on the doc for the evening and get really in deep on [...]Listen Now
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FFX Remastered
Final Fantasy X Remastered
At Sony’s big TGS conference it was announced by Squire Enix that the PS2 game, Final Fantasy X will be re-released. The game is being remastered for the Vita and PlayStation 3. Shinji Hashimoto said that this game was created to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Franchise on PlayStation systems. Details are scarce, the game is still in production, so there’s nothing to show at this time.
It’s curious why they are doing Final Fantasy X when fans of the RPG game series are practically sending death threats to have a remake of Final Fantasy VII. While it’s entirely possible that this game could end up being a simple upconverted version of the original; Square Enix loves creating content for the Final Fantasy series in remakes, sequels and spin-offs. In fact, Final Fantasy X was a sort of the testing platform for such behavior. Final Fantasy X-2, was the first very Final Fantasy sequel and hit the states in November of 2003. It managed to sell 4 million copies world wide. The game was voted as the 32nd best game of all time by Famitsu.
This fall, fans can look forward to a sequel to Final Fantasy XIII, which will hit Japan in December and the U.S. one month later. Read Kens preview HERE. And wouldn’t you know it, Square Enix just bought the domain name for Final Fantasy XIII-3 earlier this month.
