Since the PlayStation 3 generation, updates released on a game’s launch day, colloquially known as Day One patches or updates, have been the norm. Sometimes they’re small, squashing a few last-minute bugs, but other times, they’re massive and nigh essential to enjoying the adventure before you.
However, Day One patches draw criticism from players excited to jump into the action, only to be left watching a download bar fill up. Some players with slower internet or limited access might be left waiting for hours, if not days, depending on download speeds. During my Final Fantasy XVI cover story trip, I asked the team about its March accomplishment of going gold and what the team was working on now.
<p dir=«ltr» lang=«en» xml:lang=«en»>Final Fantasy XVI has gone gold. From the entire team, including Torgal, we hope you're looking forward to <a href=«https://twitter.com/hashtag/FF16?src=hash&ref_src=» https:>#FF16's launch on June 22nd
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