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Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age Headed To PC Next Month
Final Fantasy XII last year received a fantastic remaster in The Zodiac Age, but it was only available to console users. That changes next month, when the game launches on PC.
The PC version features all of the enhancements from the console versions, but also adds a few PC-exclusive bells and whistles. PC players will be able to run the game at 60fps, access the game's New Game Plus and Minus modes before beating the game, choose among three different soundtrack options for the game, and max out their License Points nad Gil from the config screen.
Square Enix promises to show off the PC version of Zodiac Age during a stream on its Youtube channel on February 2.
Our Take
I was half-tempted to pick up The Zodiac Age when it released on consoles, but these extra PC makes me extra tempted. I fell off of it the first time, however, so I'm not completely sold in revisiting it.
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