'Square Enix is a fantastic addition to the Steam lineup,' said Jason Holtman, director of business development at Valve.

Because games are associated with their account and not their computer, players can get lost in the world of their favorite game anytime, anywhere. Once players have a Steam account, they can sign in from any PC to access their Steam-distributed Square Enix games. 'Square Enix is committed to delivering the best quality titles to PC gamers and distribution on Steam is one of the many steps we are taking to increase accessibility for fans globally.'

'We are excited to offer the millions of Steam customers online access to Square Enix titles beginning with our major action RPG, THE LAST REMNANT,' said John Yamamoto, president and chief executive officer of Square Enix Inc. Pricing will be announced at a later date.

Square Enix will continue to add to its roster of games on Steam, providing users with instant access – after purchase, they can download the game immediately and start playing. An action RPG from the makers of the FINAL FANTASY® series, THE LAST REMANT will be the first Square Enix game to utilize Steamworks and be distributed via Steam. LOS ANGELES (February 24, 2009) - Square Enix, Inc., the publisher of Square Enix® interactive entertainment products in North America (Square Enix), and Valve Corporation (Valve), a developer of leading-edge technologies and software, announced today an agreement to bring Square Enix titles to customers worldwide via Steam®, Valve’s leading platform for digital content distribution and management.īeginning April 9, THE LAST REMNANT™ will be available for purchase via Steam, which makes PC games available online to more than 15 million users worldwide. DECIDE DESTINATION.THE LAST REMNANT will be available for online download beginning April 9, 2009 NOW REACHES THE FATAL ATTRACTION BE DESCRIBED AS 'HELLSINKER'. But, yeah, perhaps I touched the wrong option _ I mean, it would slow down when Alice release big barrages in a pretty Cave way but then speed up almost instantly, that really reminded me of some moments in Mushihime. Maybe I'll have to adjust some things if the emu is slowing down given Anex ran like a rocket on steroids. Well, I tested Mystic Square so far, gotta try LLS but the lack of flickering is a welcomed feeling. I'll have to playthrough it again to make sure, I tend to miss a lot of things when I focus too much. There are a bunch of sections in LLS where the screen fills up but it doesn't slow down noticeably. unless this is a slowdown due to mis-configuration of the emu I don't recall Anex ever applying slowdown.ĭoesn't seem like it. Did the PC-98 games incorporate an intended slowdown when bullets covered the entire screen? I'm getting a neat Cave-like effect when playing Mystic Square.

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