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    FFIX is rather unique in the PSX era Final Fantasy games as it’s the only one which never received an official port while it was still relevant. Without any source code to base a new release off of square probably just doesn’t consider it worth their time to port it over without doing something like an actual HD

    Oh, definitely. I get insanely happy about new nail polish and makeup, I refuse to wear black hair ties because they’re too plain, and I find myself gravitating towards pink even though I’ve never really cared for it before (among other things). Intellectually I know it’s goofy as hell, but it’s rather liberating as a

    Hey there Stella, thought I’d do my best to respond as, well, a Trans Woman. I’m relatively early in my transition mind you, but I think I can still give you decently fair answers to your questions. I do find it comfortable AND meaningful to hang out with cisgendered women and be considered “one of the girls” because

    Interesting. I didn’t know about the Devil Busters Online element, nor did I catch the references on Who’s Who (even though I did play Persona 1 and 2). Thanks for the info. I still don’t see why you’re saying it’s the same world though. Essentially there are nods to the earlier games in the series, and the game

    I’d have to disagree with you. Although there isn’t anything specifically saying that the games DON’T take place in the same world, there seems to be more proof that they don’t than that they do in my opinion. The only real reference to events in persona 1 or 2 I know of is Innocent Sin Online in persona 3, which was