Internet, what a great tool. Thanks to it, you can get information, play online, listen to streaming music or even find the recipe for pumpkin lasagna. The Internet also makes it possible to bring together individuals who share the same passion, that for a work that will have marked their life as a player, for example. And when they put their creativity at the service of this passion, it can give us very nice things.
Remember, last September, we were talking about the leak of an astonishing list linked to GeForce Now, Nvidia’s cloud gaming service. This list, certified but considered “speculative” by the Californian company, had provided the fuel necessary to power the dream machine: there were mentioned Street Fighter 6, Titanfall 3, Tekken 8, the remake of Resident Evil 4 or the one of a certain Final Fantasy IX.
It is the latter that we will be discussing here since for a few weeks, the rumor has swelled around the announcement of a remake from the prestigious Square-Enix catalog and which could be linked to that of the game potentially announced by Sony in December. While the net has been rustling more towards Chrono Cross in recent days (also mentioned in the Nvidia leak), there was a time when the FFIX track was considered.
It’s Bibi who sticks to it
But enough speculation and fantasies, since what interests us here concerns a very concrete initiative led by a team of amateur developers: the Memoria Project. Formed last spring, the team has gradually grown as the echo around the project spread, to now reach around thir