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Final Fantasy Resonance review - HD-2D graphics at their best
Final Fantasy Resonance is a traditional Japanese role-playing game that successfully blends turn-based combat with impressive HD-2D graphics, offering a nostalgic experience for existing fans. While it doesn't innovate on gameplay, its earnest storytelling, high-quality presentation, and extensive callbacks to the series' history make it a polished and enjoyable entry.
The NES is 45 years old – here’s why there’s no nostalgia for it in the UK
The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), despite its global importance and iconic franchises, had a minimal cultural impact and generated little nostalgia in the UK. This is attributed to its late release in 1987, high price point compared to dominant home computers like the ZX Spectrum and Commodore 64, and a perception of being for children, unlike Sega's offerings. While foundational for many genres and franchises in North America and Japan, the NES's legacy in the UK is largely overshadowed by these market factors.
