HD-2D is a proprietary visual style Square Enix created for Octopath Traveler that it is now using for Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake and Live A Live. In addition to singing in seven languages, the Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster opera scene uses “HD-2D” to add new dimensionality and dynamism. That’s certainly one way to squeeze new juice out of a beloved scene.Īnd as we have previously reported, the upgrades don’t end there. So today, Square Enix announced that the Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster opera scene will include actual singing with support for seven different languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Korean. For the uninitiated, the scene is exactly what it sounds like - an opera held at an opera house, with sweeping compositions by Nobuo Uematsu, and it was a marvel of artistry and imagination on SNES. Final Fantasy VI Pixel Remaster finally launches on PC and mobile on February 23, delivering a new version of the legendary SNES RPG, and the most iconic scene from that iconic game is the opera scene.
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