Nearly two decades since its launch on Xbox 360, blue dragon Get ready to disembark personal computer thanks a unofficial conversion Created by static recompilation of the source code. The project is called Re:Blue and is expected to be released Friday on GitHub Designed to provide a complete and modern experience rather than simply imitating the original game.
blue dragon, Developed by Mistwalker and Artoondebuted in Japan in 2006 and entered the international market the following year, gaining huge attention for the characters involved in its development: the illustrations were signed by the late Akira Toriyama, while the scenes were handled by the late Akira Toriyama. Hironobu Sakaguchiauthor of the Final Fantasy series. Last but not least: the soundtrack was composed by Nobuo Uematsu.
Finally your computer
Re:Blue is the work of Tom, a programmer known for ReXGlue, a set of tools designed to create game recompilations Xbox 360. As with other similar projects, users will need to have the original game files in order to play: the data from the three disks will be combined into an executable file for PC, to which various features will be added.
According to PC Gamer’s Wesley Fenlon, who was able to try out the project, Re:Blue will be “the most polished and complete recompilation yet” produced using the technology.
In the case of Blue Dragon, the developers created a native renderer specifically adapted to the game engine and modern PC graphics cards, turning the project into an hot melt glue.
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Re:Blue should have a ton of improvements. These include Resolution up to 4Kfull screen or windowed mode, with different screen aspect ratios (16:9, 4:3, 16:10, 21:9 and 32:9) and unlocked frame rates. There will also be native keyboard and mouse support, lenses and further interventions aimed at adapting Blue Dragon to modern PCs.
