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The Crysis Trilogy Remasters are coming out in October 2021, so they will have an uncapped frame rate and support for 4K running on modern platforms. If you haven't played the Crysis games before, I would recommend trying them out. Back 14 years ago when the first one launched. There used to be a thing of "Can your PC even run it?" I can your PC run Crysis because at the time, 14 years ago, basically there was barely any PCs that could run the game at max settings. You know, that's how technologically ahead of its time it was. But overall it's just a really fun game. It's a fun first-person shooter. It's got a really interesting mechanic when it comes to the Nanosuit and the different abilities you can get with it. And I remember in the first game as well, there's like an epic tank battle where you're going through a valley with people also in tanks and you're trying to fight like an alien invasion. But it was really, really fun at the time. I really loved it, so I will revisit it. The actual first Crysis Remastered came out last year, but they're now waiting until the trilogy comes out and it will be available most likely on Epic Game Store. And if you buy anything from Epic Game Store, feel free to use support content creator Mithrie because that code does exist.
The next bit of news for today is PlayStation will have a PlayStation showcase next Thursday, 09 Sep 2021 at 01:00 p.m. PST or 09:00 p.m. UK time. They will be revealing more about what's coming to PlayStation 5 and so on. And the showcase will be around, they said 40 minutes long, so there's going to be a lot to show, so I'm looking forward to it. As I've said in previous videos, I love my PlayStation 5. I'm playing it to death. The more the better.
And then the last bit of news for today is five classic Final Fantasy games are going to be coming to PlayStation Now, so Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VIII, IX, X and X-2, and XII are going to be coming to PlayStation Now. And there is a schedule of when they're going to be released. If you haven't had a chance, you have to check them out. I would really recommend them. From all of them, I would say IX is my favorite, but they're all amazing. They're all great. I'm really into the Final Fantasy series, so I would recommend to jump in if you haven't already. And as well, there is some benefit and value to playing, for example, the original VII before you play VII Remake. If you haven't played VII Remake already because you'll get more of an understanding of the world and so and then you can anticipate what's coming in part two and part three, like most of us are that played it years ago.
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