Final Fantasy GBC (By Sunsoft) (Preview by Philip Wesley)
Game features: One Player Sad storyline Secrets. Treasures. Battery Save Game Boy Color ONLY Chocobo Darn good music. Addictive	Not April Fools. Well, I didn't announce this in the news; because I knew people would think it was a joke. But it's not. Nope. No way.  It ain't no April Fools joke. A company called: "RetroMADE" developed a "smooth tile" colorization process. The first game it was tried on was Final Fantasy Adventure. Anyways, according to my friend at RetroMADE; they showed the demo they did of a colorized Final Fantasy Adventure to a Sunsoft of America represntative at the GDC a few weeks back. Sunsoft owns the liscense for the Game Boy games and was thrilled with the idea. They decided that instead of releasing "DX" versions. They would choose Final Fantasy Adventure, Legend 2, and Legend 3 for rereleases as "Final Fantasy GBC", "Final Fantasy GBC 2", and "Final Fantasy GBC 3". The games will feature the new color process. The color process creates "liquid tiles". In other words, the tiles do not bleed into each other. Fo an example, in Revelations: The Demon Slayer, you can tell that your main character is two colored tiles on top of a sprite. It means, that you can see the "edges" of the color tiles. This new process is faster, and more effecient. It also makes the "Tile Edges" completely.. well.. it gets rid of them. I'm thrilled at the idea. And judgeing from the screenshots, I can not wait to be lost in this adventure again.
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Yeah... this was an April Fools thing. Too bad, huh?