That and the little "Ayy" he does afterwards. Legitimately a great bit of localization there, to work a pun into a part of the Japanese audio track which wouldn't have translated as well if done literally.
lol yeah, I think that happens to every FFX player at some point. It's practically a rite of passage: you gotta have at least one bullshit Great Malboro death in the Omega Ruins because you forgot to put the First Strike character back in the lineup. :P
Ya, it's pretty much what happened.
Pound-for-pound, it's one of the best abilities in FFX, period. It's available from the very beginning on both grids, costs no MP, affects everyone, stacks 5x, can't be Dispelled, is a double buff, can break the Strength cap, and it gets more effective as the game goes on, since stats are calculated exponentially. It works wonders on nearly every boss, up to and especially Penance. It's pretty good, yeah.
I didn't notice this for the longest time because the Rumble option defaults to Off in these games, and I never thought to look for it until I poked around in the settings menu. They did a really good job with it for this port, though.
I like the touch heal menu they added. Super convient instead of having to open the menu to use items and cures.
It was in the Vita version as well. That was one of the big reasons why most of my time with the remasters were spent on Vita back in 2014, even though I also got it for PS3. I'm super glad they remembered the feature for Switch.
Yeah, I don't know why they didn't put those boosters in all the ports after PC. Those were so good, especially being able to toggle encounter rates between none, regular, and more. And freaking autosave! That was a godsend in a lot of places, and I was shocked to see the Switch/XB1 ports didn't include it, especially since the same ports of Final Fantasy XII did.
For most other companies, I'd agree, but Square has an unusual habit of updating their games many years after the fact. Final Fantasy III, for instance, just got a feature update out of absolutely nowhere, despite coming out on PC in 2014. The PC version of X/X-2 HD was updated three years after its release with a botched patch that they had to retract about a year ago, promising a replacement patch "in the near future" (we still haven't received it yet). Final Fantasy VII for PS4 got a patch four years later that finally fixed the music looping bug. And so on. It's a total coin flip whether or not Square has truly abandoned their games.
Every version of the game is the exact same in terms of what spoken/written languages are included. The Asian-region version contains the full English dub/subs, the North American version contains the full Japanese dub/subs, etc. All that matters is what language you have your Switch set to.
From what I've seen, the Asian version seems to be lacking subs other that English, Japanese, Chinese (also Korean iirc), but maybe that was wrong?
To answer your second question first: On PS3 and with your schedule, Last Mission is probably not a great fit. Saving is really awkward; you do it by using expendable Save Memos on elevators that take you between floors. Save Memos drop completely randomly, so there's always a chance you could go several floors without one. If you really want to give LM a go under your circumstances, try to keep a Save Memo or two handy at all times (if the game will let you).
