I wish it wasn’t sort of coming true.įor the most part, the Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster features the same visual presentation as the rest of the Pixel Remaster series. That was finally coming true - sort of.īut this is my problem. People were thrilled: many had wanted a HD-2D remake of FF6 specifically from the very moment they first saw Octopath Traveler. Last edited by ComboMan on Sun - 0:23 edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : Added two additional links and made minor changes to the post and title.Imagine the excitement, then, when early magazine scans depicted some of the Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster with HD-2D graphics, similar to the style of those in Octopath Traveler, Triangle Strategy, and the newly announced remake of previously Japan-only SNES cult classic Live A Live. I have kept the first two patches available for those who would prefer those sprites instead. These patches are to be used with Final Fantasy IV (Japan) (Rev 1).Īdditionally, the Record Keeper Sprites Port by T92 can also be integrated into these two patches, which I have so kindly made available here. There are two versions: Version A uses FFIV enemies Version B uses enhanced FFII enemies. Although, if there was FFII music available, I'd give it a shot just to see how the music would be placed, and maybe it would mostly fit where it would need to go, or maybe not. I decided to post this, because, why not? The two patches work together and it still has FFIV music anyway. Some may argue it's kind of a remix of Final Fantasy IV but with FFII characters. The original hack Final Fantasy C2 by Tomato is a loose retelling of Final Fantasy II. This may not be something anybody is super familiar with.
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