Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 Game Walkthrough Part 17 Harry VS Voldemort Final Battle

Time For The Final Battle. Time To kill the snake faced voldy. This battle is easier than the last one, but just like last time use all spells and stay out o...
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Grand Theft Auto San Andreas: End of the Line (Final Mission) (PC Version)

I finally play the final mission of Grand Theft Auto San Andreas on the PC. Too bad I couldn't film the final mission when I had the PS2 version. And yes, I ...

GTA San Andreas - Ending / Final Mission - End Of The Line (HD)

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Trailer about Water Level Customizer mod for GTA: San Andreas. Direct link to mod, and readme: http://grandtheftauto.filefront.com/file/Water_Level_Customise...

Final Fantasy Tactics S Looks Nifty, But Looks Can Be Deceiving

The design. The music. The turn-based RPG action. This trailer tells us that Tactics S has got everything its big (ie. non-mobile) brothers do, and social features. Then again, we know how All the Bravest turned out. Best be careful. Tactics S is out now for iOS/Android in Japan, with no word of a western release.

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13 Years Later, A New Final Fantasy IX Quest Has Been Discovered

People dig up random little easter eggs and bugs in old games all the time. What they don't often find are entire side-quests which have somehow remained hidden from view for over a decade.

YouTube user GarlandTheGreat has uploaded a video showing a sidequest present in Final Fantasy IX that, until now, was pretty much unknown outside Japan.

The steps involved in triggering the quest are ridiculous, explaining why it's remained hidden until now, but whatever.

Really makes you wonder how many other "pre-internet" games have stuff like this lying undiscovered.

Final Fantasy IX - Newly Discovered Side Quest: The Lost Nero Family [YouTube, via NeoGAF]

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Final Fantasy Versus XIII: The PS1 Masterpiece

Final Fantasy Versus XIII sometimes feels like it's been in development forever. So let's pretend that it has. And that "forever" is really "since 1997".

Artist Saku Hatakka has done the above image, which takes the look of the oft-delayed Square game and takes it back in time to the Final Fantasy VII engine.

"It was a lot of fun trying to figure out how Squaresoft used to do prerendered backgrounds and adding low poly realtime 3D characters on top of them", he says. "Intentionally downsampling images and using low quality frame buffer effects was surprisingly fun!"

FF Versus XIII x FFVII [spatsart, thanks Tamas!].

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