Final Fantasy is got a fighting game in arcades developed by Team Ninja and it got people excited about a possible console release in the future. Sadly, it might be a while away. The developers behind the title gave the following comment about a console release of Dissidia Final Fantasy.

Hazama-san mentioned that the game did not appear at the Final Fantasy 30th anniversary opening ceremony event in Tokyo because the console version is not ready to be revealed yet in a form that would meet the expectations of the fans.
According to Hazama-san, many fans expect a story mode in the console version of the game, and it’s being worked on, even if the main part of the game will remain battle. In order to further enhance other factors, it will take some more time for the console version to come. He also apologized since a year from the release of the arcade version the home console version still isn’t ready, and we’re entering the second year without a reveal, but he’ll keep doing his best towards the goal. Interestingly, Kujiraoka-san also hinted to possible plans for the game to make a worldwide eSports debut, even if nothing can be announced for now.

So basically, a lot is planed like a story mode and new characters but they aren’t ready yet, so the console version will be fully shown off when enough is ready to be presented. It is a shame to hear this but at least when it does release on consoles, it will be packed with content and match up with releases like Mortal Kombat X or Injustice Gods Among Us in regards to single player & multiplayer content.
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FFXV had a major issue with a portion of the game called ‘Chapter 13’ where many stated was flawed and frustrating. Square Enix is fixing this through a special update releasing in March that not only fixes issues present during that portion of the game but also adding other features as well.
It’s great to see Square Enix support FFXV in 2017 and this is just the start of many free and paid updates releasing throughout the year for the title.

Just Cause 3 is infamous for running quite badly on both PS4 and Xbox One, but with the PS4 Pro, many could see the game running far better on consoles. I say this due to the fact that the PS4 Pro Boost Mode literary transforms the game into being a far more stable experience.
Having a more stable frame rate above 30FPS, you can explore the vast open world and preform tons of explosions without the game chugging now. While this shouldn’t be major news, as games should run well on consoles to be playable experiences, PS4 Pro users can actively play Just Cause 3 the way it was meant to be played on consoles finally.
Hopefully Square Enix will release a proper patch that irons out the frame issues for all PS4 users at a later point in the future.

GameXplain was able to get hands-on time with Yacht Club Games development kit that they used to get Shovel Knight running within two weeks for the platform. The video details impressions on how the system feels, commentary about how the Joy-Cons might not be the best for 2D platformers and other useful information.
I enjoyed watching this and while it’s disappointing to hear that the Switch isn’t the best for 2D platformers, hearing that Shovel Knight took less then 2 weeks to get up & running on Switch shows how easy it is for studios to port games to the console. Granted, Shovel Knight is a simple game in comparison to most AAA titles graphically but the ease of development is important in getting plenty of indie studios and third party developers on board for the Switch.

Sony is releasing a new update for the PS4 Pro that enables something called ‘Boost Mode’. This will enable the PS4 Pro to use it’s higher power-levels to overclock games that aren’t Pro supported. What does this mean? Well, it more or less forces the Non-Native Pro game to use the stronger hardware resulting in higher frame rates and other such features.
While many examples are springing up, I will be posting articles about specific games based on footage released as there are going to be a lot of games being tested to support the new features. The first game we will be talking about in relation to this ‘Boost Mode’ is Evil Within.

There was a little difference of loading time. I exchanged PS4’s storage(SSHD). The loading time obviously shortened in boost mode.

Basically, the main difference is that loading times are lower compared to standard PS4’s and I could likely see the frame rate getting improved as well. One of the few examples of Boost Mode not adding much but still nice seeing the game using the feature somehow. I will be posting articles about the Boost Mode as more video footage comes out. The video footage for ‘Evil Within’ comes from YouTube user Noel Underson.