Enix, proving to be brilliantly adaptable between new adventures with retro aesthetics and remakes of 30-year-old classics alike. With Final Fantasy Resonance, it's being leant to the most prestigious series in Square Enix's stable of Chocobos for the first time.
Enix, proving to be brilliantly adaptable between new adventures with retro aesthetics and remakes of 30-year-old classics alike.
With Final Fantasy Resonance, it's being leant to the most prestigious series in Square Enix's stable of Chocobos for the first time.
This isn't even the Active Time Battle system that had its heyday through the 1990s, though there is a turn order shown at the top of the screen and the ability to stagger and interrupt enemies.
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Enix, proving to be brilliantly adaptable between new adventures with retro aesthetics and remakes of 30-year-old classics alike. With Final Fantasy Resonance, it's being leant to the most prestigious series in Square Enix's stable of Chocobos for the first time. This isn't even the Active Time Battle system that had its heyday through the 1990s, though there is a turn order shown at the top of the screen and the ability to stagger and interrupt enemies.
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