With the confirmation that the new Pixel Remasters will not included bonus dungeons, jobs and story content introduced in the GBA versions of these games, as per the Steam bundle page:
and with confirmation that the iOS versions will no longer be purchasable:
this means we will no longer be able to access the following content in a modern port of these games:
Years of revisions and accumulated bonus and post-game content is no longer available on modern systems, and I think that's a net loss. They could have easily kept these versions purchasable, they already marked them as "(old ver.)", perhaps just increase their prices compared to the Pixel Remasters to encourage the new ones, but I guess the idea that they're selling new competing products with less content at the same time wouldn't sit well with them.
I am slightly miffed.
FINAL FANTASY I-VI Bundle on Steam
store.steampowered.com
*These games are newly developed remaster editions based on the original titles. Some of the changes and additional elements found in other remakes of these games are not included."
and with confirmation that the iOS versions will no longer be purchasable:
FINAL FANTASY (Old Ver.)
********************************** Due to the release of the pixelated remaster of "FINAL FANTASY," this application will no longer be available for purchase. Those who purchase this version of the game before it is discontinued may continue to play and/or redownload the app. Please note that sho…
apps.apple.com
this means we will no longer be able to access the following content in a modern port of these games:
- Soul of Chaos bonus dungeons (Final Fantasy)
- Labyrinth of Time bonus dungeon (Final Fantasy)
- Arcane Labyrinth bonus dungeons (Final Fantasy II)
- Soul of Rebirth post-game campaign (Final Fantasy II)
- Sealed Temple with story boss Enuo(Final Fantasy V)
- GBA exclusive jobs (Final Fantasy V)
- Dragon's Den bonus dungeon (Final Fantasy VI)
- Soul Shrine bonus dungeon (Final Fantasy VI)
- Additional Espers. (Final Fantasy VI)
Years of revisions and accumulated bonus and post-game content is no longer available on modern systems, and I think that's a net loss. They could have easily kept these versions purchasable, they already marked them as "(old ver.)", perhaps just increase their prices compared to the Pixel Remasters to encourage the new ones, but I guess the idea that they're selling new competing products with less content at the same time wouldn't sit well with them.
I am slightly miffed.
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