Briefly: Zack and Wiki: Quest for Barbados’ Treasure is one of the best games of last generation that nobody played.

Were you one of the many fools that missed out of the title the first time around? Own a Wii U? Well, you’re getting another chance.

The game will hit the Wii U eShop tomorrow for a cool $19.99. This will probably be your last chance to play the title, and we implore you to give it a shot.

Get ready to explore seven vibrant and fantastic lands with Zack and Wiki as they go on a quest to become the greatest pirates who ever lived! Use the Wii Remote to navigate, open objects, transform items, or unlock new pathways as you solve puzzles and outwit a variety of enemies and bosses!

Briefly: If you weren’t already sick of buying Square-Enix‘s stellar Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy X-2, you’ll soon be able to pick the games up all over again for your shiny year-and-a-half old PS4.

Sure, the remaster just hit PS3 and Vita back in December (which I bough and still haven’t touched), and now Square-Enix has revealed that the PS4 version will be available on May 12th.

Does anybody else feel like half of the PS4’s library is rereleases at this point?

The PS4 edition WILL include cross-save functionality, so if you’ve already started on the PS3 or Vita, you won’t be out of luck. In this edition, you’ll also be able to switch between the original and remastered soundtracks on the fly, which is actually pretty rad.

Will you listen to my story again on May 12th? Or are you sitting this one out? Sound out below!

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We hope you REALLY enjoy visiting Spira!  A short nine months after Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster was released for the Playstation 3 and PS Vita, rumors have surfaced claiming that the set of RPGs will be making a PS4 debut early next year.

The Square Enix Boutique, France’s version of the publisher’s online store, listed the title for preorder, and scheduled for a Spring 2015 release. Shortly after the Internet caught wind of the listing, it was quickly removed, most likely due to someone wanting to save their job since no official announcement has been made as of yet.

If the news ends up being true, I can’t say it’s surprising. At this point, the PS4 feels more like an upscaled PS3, and with Square Enix also planning to release Final Fantasy VII and Type-0 next year, it doesn’t look like we’ll get much in the way of original content while we wait for XV, (though to be fair, Type-0 never released in the West). It’s especially bad for those who had PS4’s and already bought the collection. Who’s to say they wouldn’t have bought the current gen version to begin with? Oh well, I guess they can always buy it again…

Source: playstationlifestyle.com

We let you know earlier this month that Halloween (John Carpenter, not Rob Zombie) was set to return to theatres next month. A trailer has just been released for Michaels return, so check it out!

Halloween will return to theatres beginning on October 25th, and the new mini-documentary You Can’t Kill The Boogeyman: 35 Years Of Halloween will be screening with it.

Looking forward to this? Will you be seeing it over any other horror films this Halloween?