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I really hate Square Enix sales policy around DQXI. The definitive edition would be should be sold as an update (even if paid) for those who already bought the "original" version and not as a full price new game. I bought the standard version already when the definitive version existed for the Switch and I really distasted Square Enix for not updating the PS4 and the PC version. When it launch the Definitive Edition for these platforms as being a new game, I hated the company a little more.Dragon Quest XI S: Definitive Edition for the PS4. Granted, this is the third time I've bought this game (the original in 2018, the Definitive Edition for Switch sometime this year, and now this version), and I had to make two trips down to my local Gamestop to get it (they had a shipment delay, so it hadn't been delivered yet when I got there the first time), so I know I'm mostly wasting my time and store credit.
Also, from what reviewers have said, this version of DQXI has the most content, better graphics, more bonus content, and so on than the previous two versions.
To be honest I wholeheartedly agree. They should've just patched the original PS4 version with DLC instead of going this route. Heck, even if the DLC was paid DLC it would've been worth it instead of the triple release method. But, sadly, that wasn't the case and we ended up almost tripling their profits on the same game. As for graphics, yeah, they're a bit of a downgrade, so the reviewers were wrong there (I'm always skeptical of reviewers, to be honest, as they could possibly be paid to give "good" reviews, plus I hadn't really started the game when I posted last time, so I didn't notice it right then and there), though it's not the worst, as I've seen far worse graphical transitions between consoles before. Still not great, but at least framerates are consistent enough to not ruin things. I've started to get a more negative opinion of Square Enix over time, and this was probably yet another nail in its coffin. A simple DLC (even a paid version) to patch the original would've been more than enough to make the game better without the need for questionable marketing practices. So, yeah, I agree with you on that. A simple patch or DLC would've done the job just fine and would've prevented a need to buy the same game more than once.I really hate Square Enix sales policy around DQXI. The definitive edition would be should be sold as an update (even if paid) for those who already bought the "original" version and not as a full price new game. I bought the standard version already when the definitive version existed for the Switch and I really distasted Square Enix for not updating the PS4 and the PC version. When it launch the Definitive Edition for these platforms as being a new game, I hated the company a little more.
Obs: It looks like Definive Version is a rip of the switch version, then i don't believe that it has better graphics. I see comparisons with the standard version and its graphics is definitive (lol) worse, especially in density and acurracy.