Posted January 17, 2020
NISA finished a PAX conference just now with some exciting news for Falcom fans on PC.
https://www.twitch.tv/pax
They had Durante (the guy who created the high quality PC ports of Trails of Cold Steel I and II) work on Ys VIII to do stability fixes and also added some of the graphic options the Cold Steel ports had (like high draw distance and high-def shadows) plus (finally) the ability to rebind all keys and proper mouse look that doesn't try to emulate a controller. (which caused the mouse look to either be too jittery or too sluggish) Durante's also adding an experimental local co-op feature to the game which is quite a feat. They say the game's updates are already live on Steam, not sure if the same's true for GOG already.
Durante also worked on a Trails of Cold Steel III port for PC which will be coming to Steam and GOG on March the 23th.
Pretty good news. Folks had a lot of reason to be skeptical of NISA, but Durante's widely trusted to deliver quality work and it's a relief to see Ys VIII getting some loving after-care.
https://www.twitch.tv/pax
They had Durante (the guy who created the high quality PC ports of Trails of Cold Steel I and II) work on Ys VIII to do stability fixes and also added some of the graphic options the Cold Steel ports had (like high draw distance and high-def shadows) plus (finally) the ability to rebind all keys and proper mouse look that doesn't try to emulate a controller. (which caused the mouse look to either be too jittery or too sluggish) Durante's also adding an experimental local co-op feature to the game which is quite a feat. They say the game's updates are already live on Steam, not sure if the same's true for GOG already.
Durante also worked on a Trails of Cold Steel III port for PC which will be coming to Steam and GOG on March the 23th.
Pretty good news. Folks had a lot of reason to be skeptical of NISA, but Durante's widely trusted to deliver quality work and it's a relief to see Ys VIII getting some loving after-care.