“I swear officer, I HAD to research Final Fantasy Ahegao Lingerie Twink Hentai, for my job”! For the dreadfully uninitiated, hentai is… Well, art, yes, but largely refers to animated and drawn adult entertainment that many a man, woman, or non-binary of culture may pleasure themselves with. So consider this my ode to hentai. An elegy to Tifa’s tetas. A sonnet to Strife in drag. A heart-rending oration on Aerith’s flesh-flower! A church-mandated approval of fellatio from Professor Hojo!

What government did this erotically hilarious farce happen to? Japan, the great originators of the Hentai arts? Perhaps America, pretty big anime communities there. In a shocking twist of events, this was actually an Italian governmental affair!

The situation occurred on January 17th, while Senator Maria Laura Mantovani hosted a Zoom discussion on the distribution of open data. Little did she know that she’d be seeing a distribution of data of a very different variety!

According to ANSA the first half of the lengthy meeting (3 HOURS) was going smoothly… Then came (possibly in more ways than one) the turn of Giorgio Parisi to talk (Nobel Prize-winning Physicist in 2021).

It was at this point a video of Tifa Lockheart getting railed interrupted the meeting for 30 seconds! Even after being removed, there were a couple lingering sounds at times. There’s a possibility this was work of a hacker troll, but based on those ‘lingering sounds’ accounts, I’m inclined to believe this was a moreso a pornographic whodunnit involving one or more of our Zoomers.

Do we have footage of the situation? Yes we do, as posted to Twitter down-low by one ‘Ducktor Naldush’. Your work is sorely appreciated Mr Naldush!

Speaking of appreciating the work of others, I’d have loved to credit the artist for that Cloud Strife twink pic for the thumbnail, but the artist tag was cropped out. And while I’m on my Van-Gogh shaped soap box, I’ll also throw in a dash of “support rights for sex workers of all kinds” on the offhand this blog ends up in some puritanical SWERF group where anything outside straight marital missionary is considered a gateway to hell.

so you want the clip that much, ok.
so you know, cw, tw, and all the other warnings they usually put on the net for stuff like this pic.twitter.com/FEVQHOXSdM

— Ducktor Naldush (@FrancescoDonald) January 18, 2022

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Party? Study? Rebel? On my own time, my final fantasy.

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Alright mother *fffff*Final Fantasy fans! Let’s get stuck in!

The “Tragic” Backstory: Final Fantasy VII: First Soldier is Square Enix’s upcoming foray into the world of Battle Royale gaming via the App Store and Google Play. Players will Square (Enix) off against 75 players, going live at 3am on November 17th, but the game is available for download TODAY so you’re on time for the opening event!

The game will also allow for mobile controller support, some of which you can get here at Go2Games like the Razer Mobile Gaming Controller, the Power A MOGA XP5-X Plus and more. We’ve also got Final Fantasy VIII Remastered for just £13.99 if you feel like experiencing the legendary fable of The Final Fantasy Flex Jacket!

Also, if you think it’s impossible for me to naturally go from discussing a release date, to the nature of addiction in live-service games, to endorsing a video on the economics of Animal Crossing, then you can have a butcher’s hook right here.

For a peak at the game’s opening cutscene, click here.

Square Enix confirmed that it crossed 2,000,000 pre-registrations so all players get the Shinra Helicopter skin when servers go live.

Fun Features:
A training mode for any newbies and ‘n00bz’ that need a helping hand to “git guud” (pardon my Lothric).

Controller support.

A ‘revamped’ tutorial. As opposed to the ‘unvamped’, ‘prevamped’ and ‘post-vamped’ tutorials, I assume.

Ninja style gameplay for the weeb-master extraordinaires among us.

The ability to trade collectible monster pieces for items.

Fire up your Shintranet and Shinrattach your Shreddit Card to your in-game account to purchase Shinra Credit Sets. These function similarly to optional purchases in Fortnite and Apex Legends.

My Thoughts:

I haven’t played Final Fantasy VII First Soldier yet, but based on the trailers I’ve seen so far, it looks very fun gameplay-wise! My only gripe is that the game is on mobiles first and is seemingly staying that way, which rubs me in the ever so slightly less comfortable way because I prefer the feel of a curvaceous controller or a nice chunky D(-Pad). Otherwise, while the gameplay looks good, it will basically live and die on how comfortable the player is with the control scheme itself.

As for Final Fantasy as a whole, I’ve only played a little of the Final Fantasy VII Remake, but I am aware of the game’s impact on the wider JRPG scene and how influential it is. I also highly recommend giving the Final Fantasy and Metal Gear Solid reviews by Jeremy Jahns over on YouTube. He specializes in film reviews, so a little something for everyone… Also, I’d kill a small village to have that man’s beard, I mean-

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The popular JRPG series has so much content that fans want to make a guide for everyone that needs one…

Final Fantasy has been around for over 34 years now and has received multiple sequels, spin-offs, remakes, adaptations and even MMOs, so it is expected that fans are finding it more and more difficult to keep up with the lore of the series.

That’s why there are a group of fans who decided to launch a Kickstarter for an encyclopedia guide that will have everything you need to know regarding Square Enix‘s franchise.

The Legacy of the Crystal

Final Fantasy Union is attempting to create a comprehensive reference guide for enthusiasts and historians to better understand the Final Fantasy franchise which is titled The Legacy of the Crystal. 

In the guide, all 127 games created in the franchise will be represented, covering from the very first game released in 1987, to the upcoming game, Final Fantasy VII: The First Solider. The book will be separated into four sections covering Numbered Titles, Spin-off Titles, Sequels/Prequels, and Remakes. These sections will include stories of how each game was developed, covering the design philosophies and the themes conveyed in each entry as well as feature the wider story of Final Fantasy and how it became what it is today thanks to Square Enix saving the franchise from financial ruin.

The book will consist of 200-250 pages and a word count of approximately 60,000. There will be digital PDF, softcover and hardback editions up for grabs as different rewards for pledgers.

The Kickstarter project has already reached its pledged goal of £8,500 and is currently standing at £35,980 with the backing of 473 pledgers and still with 28 days to go, so there’s still time to back the project now!

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Disney announced that special Kingdom Hearts suites will appear at the Disneyland Ambassador Hotel in the Tokyo Disneyland Resort. The suites will be available for use from January 6 to April 27, 2022 and reservation opportunities will open November 29th of 2021. The suite life of this crossover will consist largely of decor based on the Kingdom Hearts series, itself a video game franchise combining the universes of Final Fantasy and Disney’s assorted animated filmography. Speaking of which-

Is this the real life? Or Final Fantasy? Gone on for 14+ installments, no escape from finality. Have a butcher’s round our store if you want to give the Final Fantasy VIII Remaster a shot.

Guests will also be given stylised room keys based on the series’ keyblades (pictured above), which many a HEMA (Historical European Martial-Arts) YouTuber has analysed the real-world implications of much better than I could.

The starting price for the Kingdom Hearts suites at the Tokyo Disneyland location begin at 77,500 yen, or $684 according to Famitsu. That’s around £511 for us limeys!

Other fun little tidbits guests can expect from the experience include:

• A Treasure Chest including a “secret” item.
• 2 original themed postcards and paper bags.
• The opportunity to purchase a Kingdom Hearts themed shoulder bag.
• Themed dishes being sold for a limited time based on Kingdom Hearts items!

The menu for said items and more can be located right here, but good luck trying because unless you know Japanese, then Google Translate will be your best friend!

There’s also plans to sell special Wayfinder necklaces pictured below. There are precisely 3 available for pre-order, the Ventus, Aqua and Terra versions.

And if you’re looking for less shilly Kingdom Hearts-related goodness while not necessarily having the greenback to cover the Sora in Smash Ultimate DLC, have a looksie at The Babish Culinary Universe. Cooking YouTube channel, main claim to YouTube fame being the Binging with Babish series where The Titular Babish makes dishes based on your favourite films, tv shows and video games. Lad did a culinary adaptation of Kingdom Hearts’ Sea Salt Ice Cream, but if you’re looking for something marginally more traditional (yet simultaneously more random), then maybe also give Brian David Gilbert’s Very Weird Ice Cream Adventure a go! Did I also mention we have a LEGO City Ice Cream Truck Set!? Probably should’ve started with that one on my Single’s Day blog, lemme tell ya.

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Final Fantasy 14 is seeing a free Oceania Data Centre expansion confirmed for February 2022.

The Final Fantasy 14 Endwalker expansion is also dropping in December (trailer for Endwalker right hya), with an early access version available on the 3rd and the proper release on the 7th.

A letter from The Producer livestream including Square Enix staff working on Final Fantasy 14 included some of the following highlights regarding the upcoming ‘Data Centre’.

• The Data Centre is called Materia (a nod to the supplementary elemental combat items used in Final Fantasy 7).
• All worlds in the Materia Data Centre will be seen as ‘New Worlds’.
• These worlds will include free world transfer opportunities and special bonuses.

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The development team for Final Fantasy 14 have stated in May that completion of a new Data Centre as requested by fans should be implemented by the 6.1 patch, which will be releasing shortly after the Endwalker expansion. Fans of Final Fantasy 14 in Oceania will see this as an absolute win, as up till now, fans from different countries that aren’t supported by in-game Data Centres had to play using servers from other countries, resulting in congestion issues, albeit not as bad as New World having to temporarily wipe entire mechanics just to make way for full servers. Though let’s not mince words, the whole palava with Final Fantasy 14 players having to enter lottery-like gambling dens to buy in-game houses is a whole other can of worms. Know what’s better than worms though? Actual food! So thank God the game has a cook book that’s equally useful in the virtual and real world.

Brief aside, the housing system will be seeing improvements in the upcoming patch to make waiting times for house purchases easier by not having to stand right by your desired area for housing for hours on end (this system will apply to Empyreum, a new location in Ishgard). Plots can’t be purchased till Patch 6.1 rolls in, but players can still explore various areas for potential purchase in Patch 6.0 to their heart’s content.

Final Fantasy 14 is now available on PC, PS4, and PS5.

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Final Fantasy VII The First Soldier is an upcoming 75-Player large Battle Royale featuring various aspects of Final Fantasy VII’s combat system. This month, Square Enix has announced the game will release in November 2021. The game will also include controller support, a training mode, a revamped tutorial, various exchangeable pieces from monsters for items, a new Ninja gameplay style for all my fellow filthy weebs, and more. The option to pre-order and pre-register was made live earlier today, so if you haven’t already, dash to the App Store or Google Play Store and see what’s up.

For the game’s trailer, have a butcher’s right here. SO many cool fighting classes! You got ninjas, sorcerers, sword-wielding motorcycle nuts and basically every flavor of weeb fantasy nerd combat class under the sun.

If you’re in the mood to relive the fun or are just a newcomer wondering what the fuss is about, have a butcher’s round our store for various Final Fantasy games including the 7 remake, Zodiac Age and more.

The pre-registration campaign includes special gifts for all players with a Shinra Helicopter skin being given away at 2 million pre-registrations.

The app store has Final Fantasy VII First Soldier listed for a November 30th release with a download size of around 1.6GB. Much like Fortnite, the game is free to play, but will include optional purchasable ‘Shinra Credit Sets’. Hopefully this means they’ll make the ‘Shintranet’ from Final Fantasy 7 Machinabridged a thing!

Considering how many character classes there are shown off in the trailer, my best guess is the class system may work similarly to Apex Legends‘ character purchasing system. That is to say, I think it would very easy (but also sucky as takoyaki) to make it so you can only get one fighter class for free and then have to pay extra legal tender in order to be allowed to switch between multiple. Probably won’t happen, but I’ve been on a Jimquisition bender lately and the anti-lootbox fairies in my brain are grinding my gears.

A Brief Appeal to More Academically-Minded Readers:

Speaking of addiction, one of my favorite lecturers from University of Surrey was Catherine Sloan. She’s done prison workshops and various other works critically analyzing cultural reactions and creative ways of exploring addiction, as well as various ways of discussing helping addicted people. Have a butcher’s round Google Scholar if you want to give her work a try. She also introduced me to YouTuber Tom Nicholas, who makes academic video essays, even made a video analysing the Neoliberal Economics of Animal Crossing… Petition to refer to neoliberalism as The Tom Nook economy!

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Fallout 76 and Final Fantasy VIII Remastered to join the service, along with The Last of Us II and others.

After announcements made in a recent blog post, seems like PS Now might be making some moves to catch up with Xbox Game Pass, and are adding one of their AAA games. I’ve always thought of PS Now like Netflix, and Game Pass like Prime Video.

PS Now and Netflix have some gems, but are mostly full of lackluster titles. On the plus side, they seem to stay there forever. Meanwhile, Game Pass has had a huge rota of AAAs in its library, including Red Dead Redemption 2, but you have to snap up the opportunity to play them before they’re replaced.

Prime does a similar thing (I miss you dearly But I’m a Cheerleader). I live in permanent fear that they’ll take Banana Fish off of Prime someday. Although it can be heartbreaking when a favourite leaves the service, it’s definitely a better mode of operations for a games streaming service. How often do you replay a video game? Besides a few favourites, most of us gamers do a one-and-done deal with the titles we play.

Despite having both a PlayStation 4 and Xbox One at my disposal, I usually find myself reaching for the Xbox controller for this reason. PS Now just doesn’t cut it compared to Game Pass. (Also, 4 months of Spotify premium was a pretty nice perk.) I’ve been hoping that PS Now would get a bit of a revamp, and that some interesting titles would be joining the service to make it worth the £8.99 per month cost.

It looks like my prayers have finally been answered, check out these upcoming titles:

The Last of Us II

Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us II is definitely the biggest title joining the service this month. If you somehow know nothing about The Last of Us, it’s set in an apocalyptic post-pandemic world. Having finally found peace after the events of the first game, Ellie and Joel are settled down in a community of survivors.

When the peace that Ellie had finally been settling into is violently ripped away from her, she embarks on a journey for justice – or rather, revenge.

For a more in-depth look at The Last of Us II, check out this article.

Fallout 76

The Fallout series needs no introduction. Explore a vast wasteland, devastated by nuclear war, in this open-world multiplayer addition to the Fallout story.  Work together, or against one another, to survive. Under the threat of nuclear annihilation, you’ll experience a large, dynamic world created in the legendary Fallout universe.

Amnesia: Collection

This eerie collection has arrived on PS Now just in time for Halloween. It comprises of three Amnesia entries.
In Amnesia: The Dark Descent, you awaken in a desolate castle, with little memory of your past, and no idea how you got there. Exploring its eerie pathways, you must piece together your troubled memories and uncover the horror that lies deep below. In Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs, wealthy industrialist Oswald Mandus wakes in his bed wracked with fever and haunted by dreams of a dark and hellish engine. All he knows is that his children are in grave peril, and it’s up to him to save them. Finally, Amnesia: Justine puts you through a series of trials constructed by a demented mind. Would you trade your life to save another?

Final Fantasy VIII Remastered

Final Fantasy VIII remastered is joining the service, and more Final Fantasy titles are on the way!
It is a time of war. The Republic of Galbadia, under the influence of the sorceress Edea, mobilizes its great armies against the other nations of the world. Squall and other members of SeeD, an elite mercenary force, join hands with Rinoa, a resistance fighter, to fight against Galbadia’s tyrannical rule and to prevent Edea from fulfilling her ultimate goal.

Yet Another Zombie Defense HD

Survive undead waves night after night alone or with up to three friends in this top-down arcade zombie shooter with tactical/strategy elements. Prepare yourself before the night falls by building defensive barricades, buying guns and ammo, and setting up turrets. The goal: alive as long as you can. Each night puts your skills to the test, as dark forces become stronger with each wave. The game offers three different modes – Defense, Endless, and Deathmatch.

Desperados III

Last, but certainly not least, is Desperados III. This story-driven, real-time tactical game challenges you to survive the worst the Wild West can throw at you. Play as John Cooper and join him as he sets out on a quest for redemption. Travel through rural towns, swamps and riverbanks, as you journey towards a dramatic showdown worthy of Wild West legends. Survive the dangers ahead using your gang’s abilities – such as Strongman Hector’s trusty axe, bounty hunter McCoy’s lures, Kate’s hidden gun – and your wits.

That’s a wrap on all the games joining PS Now this month; what are you most excited for?

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“Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin” is the latest spin-off of Square Enix’s legendary RPG series. It is being developed by team ninja, the Developers behind the Dead or Alive Franchise, the Ninja Gaiden Franchise, as well as having worked with Nintendo on Dynasty-warriors-ing the Zelda and Fire emblem Franchise. While that is all well and good, and is a respectable resume… they also made “Metroid: Other M”, the most controversial game in the Metroid franchise and maybe ever released by Nintendo.
In any case, Team Ninja are all a decidedly risky but interesting choice, and whatever they were going to bring to the table was always going to be interesting. But I seriously doubt anyone expected what this demo brought.

Bizarrely, “Stranger of Paradise” is actually a very loose re-make of the very first final fantasy game from 1987, albeit very loose. The game follows the broader plot points of the Original and is set in the same world. However do not go into this expecting a straight remake of the 1987 original, “Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origins” is decidedly its own beast.

The game feels very much like a combination of Ideas first brought forward in the final fantasy 7 spin off “Dirge of Cerberus” from 2006, combined with elements of  Fromsoftwares “Sekiro: shadows die twice”  in the form of the Break gauge. If the player is able to deplete an enemies gauge, the enemy becomes open for a finishing attack, however the same is also true in reverse, as should an enemy delete the player’s own gauge, they will also be open for an instant take down. 

While this is all fine, this isn’t what the internet has been interested in. What has gone viral from this trailer is a cutscene after A boss fight. After some incredibly melodramatic dialogue about how the world can’t be saved and how hope is a fairy tale (remember this is still a final fantasy game, melodrama is the whole appeal), main protagonist Jack turns around, says “Bullshit” and nothing else, then pulls out A smart phone and starts blasting early 2000s nu metal as the scene fades. It is a good contender for most “what the hell” moments of this year.

Now I want to be clear, for as out there as this is, it’s also kind of excellent. This game’s whole attitude is so edgy but it also feels just self aware enough to work. If this whole game is like this… I mean I can’t say it will be good, but it certainly will be an interesting experience.

“Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin” Will launch on Playstation, Xbox and PC on the 18th of March, 2022

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The MMORPG game is making an unexpected rise across Eorzea…

Final Fantasy XIV is currently in between updates, yet the game is more popular than ever and has caused the game to be sold out on all digital platforms.

Final Fantasy XIV Growing Success

The first spotting of Final Fantasy XIV being sold out came from Youtuber Skill Up, who reported you couldn’t either buy a digital copy of Final Fantasy XIV Complete Edition or create new characters on NA servers, thanks to its upsurge in popularity.

Final Fantasy XIV has had such an upsurge in popularity that the game is sold out on the Square Enix storefront so you cannot buy a digital copy and you cannot create new characters on NA servers.

This is absolute insanity. https://t.co/LnZEZFsL0X pic.twitter.com/bJ0zyFCK7K

— Skill Up (@SkillUpYT) July 12, 2021

It is hard to believe anything can be sold out when it is digitalized, however, it could be down to the developer Square Enix needing to limit its sales due to the server congestion it has been having to deal with since April, or the sales exceeded the number of available serial numbers for the game.

It is an odd time for the MMORPG game to be receiving such growth in members when it has received the last update for its expansion Shadowbringers, and there will be no new content in store until Endwalker launches in November 2021, yet that doesn’t stop new users registering.

As of April 2021, Square Enix reported there were over 22 million registered users for Final Fantasy XIV, almost twice what its competitor, World of Warcraft, had during its peak in 2010.

And some believe it is due to WoW that has caused such a rise in Final Fantasy players.

Huge influencers in the WoW community such as Asmongold, Bellular, and PreachGaming, have been dipping themselves more and more into the Final Fantasy world along with players that weren’t impressed by the latest WoW update for Shadowlands.

Final Fantasy XIV Complete Edition is now back in stock after generating additional keys for the product, but it will be interesting to see how Final Fantasy XIV continues to grow ahead of its next update release…

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Square Enix updated the Steam page for its Final Fantasy V and VI remakes to announce the two titles are to be removed for good.

But don’t worry, there’s a very good reason for it.

After July 27, both games will no longer be available to purchase due to the Final Fantasy Pixelated Remaster being released the very next day (at least, some of them). It is said to be staying more faithful than other remasters of the series’ older titles, which is a lot more that can be said about the Final Fantasy V and VI remakes.

Final Fantasy V and VI: What went wrong?

Final Fantasy V and VI were widely severely criticised by fans due to them both being ports of the mobile version, which were poorly received as well. Some criticisms were that the mobile-ported remakes came off as cheap exploitation towards the fans, and the remade art and gameplay quirks made the experience inferior to the original versions and GameBoy Advanced ports.

Therefore, what Square Enix is doing is the right way to go about introducing Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster. Removing the games from Steam will help focus the attention on the new additions and make it as simple as possible for fans and newcomers alike as they won’t be confused about what game they are attempting to buy.

What to expect from Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster:

Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster includes remasters of the first six Final Fantasy games for fans to enjoy. Square Enix plans to release them singularly in sequential order, starting with the first three in the series dropping on July 28, so Final Fantasy V and VI will have the longest wait, however it looks like it will be worth it.

The collection will keep the games’ 16-bit art style while improving the visuals and sprites of the games, suggesting to fans that this may be the best way to experience the older titles so far.

The original trailer announcing the collection didn’t show what the games would look like, however, 30 minute Youtube video showcased more about the games before getting deleted. Fear not, Twitter user Wario64 managed to share screenshots of what to expect.

Final Fantasy V and VI pic.twitter.com/E1thrxj8rE

— Wario64 (@Wario64) June 29, 2021

So far, there has been a lack of confirmed console releases and a sparse amount of details that have left fans feeling worried. At the moment the games are only set to be released on Steam and mobile devices, but if they do well, the collection could be expanded. For now, fans can expect the first Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster game to be released in July for PC and Mobile.

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