Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters for Final Fantasy 1 - 3 are available on Steam.
PS5 will soon add M.2 SSD support to its expansion drive after testing.
Eric Baptizat who directed Assassin's Creed Valhalla will be directing Dead Space Remake.
Dead Space Remake Director
Eric Baptizat, renowned for directing Assassin's Creed Valhalla, now leads the Dead Space Remake at EA Motive, transitioning from Ubisoft. His track record sparks optimism among Dead Space fans, given his success with Valhalla. Personally, I found Valhalla exceptional, sinking 160 hours into it on my PlayStation 5 and earning the Platinum Trophy. Baptizat's skill in crafting immersive experiences fuels excitement for what he'll achieve with Dead Space Remake.
PS5 M.2 SSD Support
PlayStation 5 gears up to support M.2 SSDs, boasting lightning-fast speeds with a recommended minimum read speed of 5.5 gigabytes per second. While meeting these specs doesn't guarantee compatibility, this move will enable players to expand the default 1TB storage. Xbox follows suit with expansion cards, reflecting the industry's trend towards providing more storage options. As game files swell, the need for extra space grows, a relief for gamers like me who juggle installations for new ones, especially in pursuit of Platinum Trophies.
Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters
The Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters for FF 1, 2, and 3 are out on Steam, iOS, and Android since July 28, 2021, bringing updated graphics and gameplay. PlayStation fans eagerly await their release for trophy-earning potential. Square Enix plans to continue with FF 4, 5, and 6. While font options drew some criticism, PC players are already modding them. Eric Baptizat leading Dead Space Remake ignites excitement, while PS5's M.2 SSD support addresses storage needs. These developments reflect the gaming industry's evolution, combining nostalgia with modern enhancements for an enriched gaming experience.
For a visual summary of today's gaming news, complete with engaging gameplay footage, check out our YouTube video below. It's a quick and entertaining way to catch up on the highlights!
For those interested solely in the visual experience, you can view the content on the [Video Page].
For more information, please reach out to me directly using the form on the [Contact Page].
Click on the đē symbol next to each title to jump directly to that part of the video recap below.
Join the Conversation on YouTube
For a deeper and more interactive experience, visit Mithrie - Gaming News (YouTube). If you enjoyed this content, please subscribe to support independent gaming journalism and stay updated on future content. Share your thoughts in the comments after watching the video; your feedback means a lot to me. Let's continue this gaming journey together, one video at a time!
I have been creating gaming content since August 2013, and went full-time in 2018. Since then, I have published hundreds of gaming news videos and articles. I have had a passion for gaming for more than 30 years!
Mithrie.com is a Gaming News website owned and operated by Mazen Turkmani. I am an independent individual and not part of any company or entity.
Advertising Policy
Mithrie.com is supported by advertising revenue to sustain independent gaming journalism. We utilize partners such as Google AdSense and may work with other ad networks in the future. Editorial content remains objective and is not influenced by advertisers or sponsorships unless explicitly stated.
Use of AI Tools
Mithrie.com uses AI tools (including ChatGPT and Google Gemini) to assist in structuring and formatting content. All news stories are fact-checked, edited, and verified by Mazen Turkmani to ensure accuracy and journalistic integrity.
News Selection and Presentation
The news stories on Mithrie.com are selected by me based on their relevance to the gaming community. I strive to present the news in a fair and unbiased manner, and I always link to the original source of the news story or provide screenshots in the video above.
