The times when great developers made games we didn’t expect

Written by @Kef We all know about how amazing it can be to play a game that totally changes how you view a genre or opens your eyes to new possibilities. For example, Doom popularized first-person shooters, while the original Final Fantasy introduced the wider world to a distinctly Japanese take on the role-playing game genre. Sometimes, though, that incredible level of innovation isn’t needed. Sometimes it can be just as fun to play a game that mixes together elements from two or more other games you already love.

Hello, gamers! Welcome back to my channel. I'm your host 4kingakkiop, and today, we're diving into an exciting topic for all you gaming enthusiasts out there. September 2023 is just around the corner, and it's shaping up to be a fantastic month for game releases. Buckle up as we take you through some of the biggest launches that you absolutely can't miss!" 1: Highly Anticipated Sequels First up, we have a slew of highly anticipated sequels hitting the gaming scene this September. Fans have been eagerly waiting for these follow-ups, and the wait is finally over. Prepare to embark on new adventures with titles like 'Epic Fantasy Quest II,' 'Galactic Warfare: Redemption,' and 'Cyber Recon: Nexus.' These sequels promise to deliver enhanced gameplay, captivating storylines, and improved graphics that will leave you on the edge of your seat."

I remember the very first RPG I completed on my own. The year was 1999, and Final Fantasy VIII had just been released for the original PlayStation. The game was massive! It was overflowing with cutscenes, minigames, a majestic full score, including the hit Faye Wong single “Eyes on Me,” all spread across four discs worth of material. Of course, it had better have been impressive: The game’s budget was $30,000,000