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Fantasian spent so long as an Apple Arcade exclusive that I was worried that Apple had somehow wound up actually owning the game, rather than just licensing it, and it would never make its way off that platform. Not that Apple Arcade is bad, but this kind of deep, rich JRPG experience belongs on consoles too. Now it’s on Nintendo Switch. Related reading: Speaking of Final Fantasy VII, Square Enix did release the second chapter in the remake of the game earlier this year. Our review. The best way to think of Fantasian is as a homage to Final Fantasy…

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