Final Fantasy VIII Remastered review – A masterpiece returns
Final Fantasy VIII Remastered brings some welcome enhancements, but its main appeal is that it makes the best Final Fantasy readily available again.
Read moreFinal Fantasy VIII Remastered brings some welcome enhancements, but its main appeal is that it makes the best Final Fantasy readily available again.
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