A follower of the Final Fantasy rhythm game, Theatrhythm, discovered by hand today that Square Enix really did not make up jump years.
Earlier today, February 29, Twitter individual @Regulus_Tera shared their disappointment over the reality that Theatrhythm Final Bar Line would not boot, although they have a physical duplicate of the game. “I wanted to boot Theatrhythm to do my dailies and the game is not booting up,” the worried follower clarified. “Because it appears the game connects to a Square Enix server for whatever reason even though I have the physical copy.”
Just a couple of mins later on, the very same individual shared an upgrade: “Holy shit Square Enix y2k’d Theatrhythm,” together with a screenshot of a Reddit blog post that discusses the circumstance. “A solution has been found,” the blog post starts. “For some reason, the game cannot work on February 29, presumably tied to leap years, and as such it’ll black screen forever until you change the clock back to the 28th, and presumably any date after the 29th too.”
So if you so occur to be obtaining your day-to-day logins in the rhythm game today, understand that you might need to transform the day for it to function. According to the replies to the follow-up tweet, this appears to be the instance for the Nintendo Switch variation of Theatrhythm Final Bar Line and additionally the PS4 variation also.
You can not condemn Square Enix for possibly being a little also hectic to present an appropriate solution now. After all, February 29 additionally takes place to be the launch day of Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth which is currently offered on PS5. Speaking of the remaster, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth really did not constantly finish where the initial JRPG’s the majority of heart-wrenching spin happens, yet it quickly came to be apparent that it’s the “best turning point in the story.”
If you’re currently shed without Theatrhythm, have a look at our finest rhythm games listing to discover a substitute.
Source: gamesradar.com
