A lot of modern games receive massive patches at release, and then again soon after. Take Marvel's Avengers, for instance. It was a buggy mess at launch, and had to be updated in order to fix a number of lingering issues. Then you have games like Final Fantasy VII Remake, which after what seemed like an eternity in development, released to rave reviews. Final Fantasy VII Remake received its first patch this week, a full half year after its initial release. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERgrFVhL-n4&t=22s The game released on the PlayStation 4 on April 10, 2020. Since then, there has not been a single update, which is so rare for big budget titles in today's gaming atmosphere. Of course, bugs and playability issues were not a major problem for this game, with most players moving through it with no technical snafus. The first patch, entitled 1.01, has officially released with no prior warning and can be downloaded on the PlayStation 4. While most patches include bug fixes, some also include a wealth of exciting new content. Unfortunately, Patch 1.01 doesn't include any new features or elements. It's just a lot of maintenance. For starters, the patch addresses a number of crashing issues. It also worked to fix problems associated with freezing and frame rate drops. Some stuttering and lag issues are addressed along with general improvements to performance and stability. Final Fantasy VII Remake is one of the most sought after video game titles in recent memory. Since the original Final Fantasy VII released back in 1997, fans of the franchise have wanted to see the story revisited with better graphics. While the original Final Fantasy VII was one of the first to feature CGI cutscenes, they were few and far between. The 3D walkaround graphics were little more than walking polygons. Its immediate successor, Final Fantasy VIII, saw extreme improvements to graphics, which led many to call for a remake of Final Fantasy VII as far back as the late 90s. Square announced plans for the title in 2015, and it quickly became the talk of the gaming world. The remake has been divided up into an as of yet unknown number of entries. The game that released in April was just part one of what is going to be a multi-part epic retelling of one of gaming's most iconic stories. Final Fantasy VII Remake is currently available, exclusively for the PlayStation 4 console. Square and Sony have an exclusivity deal for Final Fantasy VII Remake for a period of one year.
A lot of modern games receive massive patches at release, and then again soon after. Take Marvel's Avengers, for instance. It was a buggy mess at launch, and had to be updated in order to fix a number of lingering issues. Then you have games like Final Fantasy VII Remake, which after what seemed like an eternity in development, released to rave reviews. Final Fantasy VII Remake received its first patch this week, a full half year after its initial release. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERgrFVhL-n4&t=22s The game released on the PlayStation 4 on April 10, 2020. Since then, there has not been a single update, which is so rare for big budget titles in today's gaming atmosphere. Of course, bugs and playability issues were not a major problem for this game, with most players moving through it with no technical snafus. The first patch, entitled 1.01, has officially released with no prior warning and can be downloaded on the PlayStation 4. While most patches include bug fixes, some also include a wealth of exciting new content. Unfortunately, Patch 1.01 doesn't include any new features or elements. It's just a lot of maintenance. For starters, the patch addresses a number of crashing issues. It also worked to fix problems associated with freezing and frame rate drops. Some stuttering and lag issues are addressed along with general improvements to performance and stability. Final Fantasy VII Remake is one of the most sought after video game titles in recent memory. Since the original Final Fantasy VII released back in 1997, fans of the franchise have wanted to see the story revisited with better graphics. While the original Final Fantasy VII was one of the first to feature CGI cutscenes, they were few and far between. The 3D walkaround graphics were little more than walking polygons. Its immediate successor, Final Fantasy VIII, saw extreme improvements to graphics, which led many to call for a remake of Final Fantasy VII as far back as the late 90s. Square announced plans for the title in 2015, and it quickly became the talk of the gaming world. The remake has been divided up into an as of yet unknown number of entries. The game that released in April was just part one of what is going to be a multi-part epic retelling of one of gaming's most iconic stories. Final Fantasy VII Remake is currently available, exclusively for the PlayStation 4 console. Square and Sony have an exclusivity deal for Final Fantasy VII Remake for a period of one year.
