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- Addressed crashing issues.
- Fixed stuttering and lag issues.
- Added stability improvements.
- Added other minor fixes.
- Various UI fixes and changes.
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Final Fantasy VII 1.02 PS4 Patch fix music loop bug
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From the other thread, just giving more visibility
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Honestly if you don't have nostalgia for it just wait for Remake. Or play it and enjoy all the changes and similarities between the 2. Im assuming you know the plot at this point? And honestly you might not want to play a game with the same general plot so close together.
I don't really know the plot too well. I'm just worried when I play FF7R, that the gap between Part 1 and Part 2 and any subsequent parts would be too long and I lose interest.
Don't wait for the remake that won't be finished for years, play the guaranteed good game right now.
Play now. Very easy Platinum. Only IX has a tough plat, because of the mini games.
I wonder if they're going to have a bundle with FF7 and the remake (honestly, adding the OG as an unlockable would be awesome but I'm assuming they won't do that).
I didn't know there were issues with FF8 too :(
Is it music related? And does it only affect the PS4 version?
It's more a UI issue. The battles run at 15 FPS, just like the original. However, in the original, the battle menus went at 60 FPS. For some reason, in the remaster, the battle menus also run at 15 (or 30) FPS, making them feel sluggish and cause some missed inputs sometimes.
wow hopefully that means that 1 guy doing patches will now have time to patch the PC ver of Nier
I'm glad they fixed it, but I'm surprised at how game changing this seems to be for so many people. I played through it fairly recently and I didn't even realize it was a bug, though it makes sense in retrospect as the song is so long and I only ever heard it all when I turned off encounters. It certainly didn't hamper my experience at all. I guess it's different for those who grew up with it.
The overworld music is just a really silly issue that has somehow remained for a long, long time. But sure, not the biggest thing ever. What's more egregious is the glitch breaking the special music moment in one of the most important scenes in the game. Still probably unnoticeable to most, but that's the real victory here to me.
EDIT: Nevermind it seems like it's still broken WTF
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This is awesome. I was psyched when I bought my PS4 last month and got surprised when I randomly saw FF7 in the PS4 Store. But then I got a little bummed when I read about some of the glitches and problems that make that version a downgrade to the PS1 version in certain ways.
It sucks when your two choices are:
1. Play a re-release with cleaner graphics for modern TVs.
2. Play the old version without bugs and other assorted annoyances.
This is going to go a long way in making me feel better about opting for choice #1.
It sucks when your two choices are:
1. Play a re-release with cleaner graphics for modern TVs.
2. Play the old version without bugs and other assorted annoyances.
This is going to go a long way in making me feel better about opting for choice #1.
This is why I still hold a small hope that the PC and PS4 versions of Final Fantasy XII will one day get patched to add the extra features from the Switch and XB1 ports. (And a microscopic hope that X/X-2 HD on PS4 will get Pro support...)
Wow, that took 4 years to patch something that was easy to do, it annoyed me to no end on my playthrough
Pretty sure this was the last remaining fix that had to be done across all platforms.
There's still FF9 on Xbox...that one seems to have fell through the cracks unfortunately.
