The PlayStation 4 versions of Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy II, Final Fantasy III, Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI all feature trophies. Each of these titles offer a platinum trophy if you feel like earning it. With that said, the pop-up notifications that appear every time you earn a trophy may … Read more
The new Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster for the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 features several modifiers that you can use to make these classic games harder. To see how you can enable these hard mode settings, you can take a look at this tutorial from Seeking Tech. 1. To start out, you need to open … Read more
The Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 versions of Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy II, Final Fantasy III, Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI added automatic battles. To see how you can enable, as well as use this feature, which can be very helpful when grinding or during very long fights, you can … Read more
The Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster games on the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 feature random battles. If you find that these frequent encounters are annoying, especially if you feel lost exploring the dungeon or world map, then you can take a look at this tutorial from Seeking Tech to see how you can turn off … Read more
When the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster versions of the first six FF titles came out for smartphones and PC, many fans of the series did not like the new font. Thankfully, the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 versions of these games added the ability to switch to a different font style that blends in better … Read more
The Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster versions of the first six games in the FF series on the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 feature a number of boosting features that make the games a lot easier and less of a grind to play through. To see how you can enable these cheats, you can take a … Read more
Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy II, Final Fantasy III, Final Fantasy IV, Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI were all remastered for the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4. All of these classic Japanese role-playing games were originally designed for CRT televisions; as a result, the pixels may not look like what you previously remembered if … Read more
The Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 versions of the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster games come with the ability to switch from the rearranged soundtrack to the classic soundtrack. You can check out this tutorial at Seeking Tech to see how you can change from the new background music to the old one or vice versa. … Read more
The first six Final Fantasy games have been remastered for the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. When playing these titles, you may notice that there is a bit of judder or stutter when you are moving your character in towns, dungeons and world map. The environmental background does not appear to be scrolling smoothly in … Read more
Although Square Enix only released the pixel remasters for Final Fantasy I, II, III, IV, V and VI on the PlayStation 4, these titles can also be bought and played on the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Digital Edition consoles. In addition to being available as separate purchases, you can buy the games as part … Read more