totally not a double sided meaning
i can only think of Need For Speed Most Wanted and Carbon. NFSMW was called Need For Speed Most Wanted 5-1-0 on PSP and Carbon was called Need For Speed Carbon Own The City, also on PSP but those are console exclusive titles so i don't know if it could be concidered alternative
Well, there is the infamous story of how Final Fantasy 4 was released in America as Final Fantasy 2, and Final Fantasy 6 as Final Fantasy 3.
Then FF7 got the first international release and the confusion was great.
Broken Sword was a British adventure game released in 1996. The first American release was called Circle of Blood instead.
Also the publisher opted to change the name for both the French and German release to "Chevaliers de Baphomet" (Knights of Baphomet) and "Baphomets Fluch" (Curse of Baphomet) respectively, instead of translations of the name Broken Sword.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJsd6zpPpo0
i'm really excited for this DLC
hope Dark Lord battle will be epic, it's supposed to be Slayer's ultimate fight
it better be a good fight
@Noxus94 I finished FF VIII on my Switch this morning, did all Disc 4 in one sitting
Just all the sidestuff is very unfun, unfortunately
Altough it's gonna beat FF IX in only one category: Let's stay forever in Disc 3 to avoid all the lockdown.
FF IX had that but in a less abusive shape x3
I wish the modern versions didn't do that, since we're no longer in lack of disc space for FMVs
I hope you already played FF X and FF XIII?
These would be too much for me. My sister owns them anyway, not me.
I like FF better in its Nintendo aesthetic
I miiiight pick up X one day but not XIII
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