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Square Enix breaks down Final Fantasy Origin’s NES roots in a fascinating way
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If you remotely like the Final Fantasy series, this breakdown of Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin‘s NES roots from Square Enix is worth a read.
The company (as Square) has come a long way since the game launched on December 18, 1987, and they’re reflecting back on that legacy with Stranger of Paradise. I know that a hack and slash with “CHAOS” dialogue is a weird way to go about it, but this blog sort of makes sense of it all.
As Square Enix producer Jin Fujiwara puts it:
“I believe a
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Toshiba to release 26TB HDDs this year, 30TB to come later
4k+ HDR films and giant modern games have made PC storage more demanding than ever. I never dreamed I’d fill a single 1TB HDD as a kid, and now I have multiple just laying around my house, too small to be worth taking up the space in my tower. One day we may even have Data crystals able to hold unfathomable amounts in cold storage. For now, Toshiba has laid out its roadmap for the future of HDDs.
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