What this means, is that if they are, it's simply finding the proper memory address, and editing it to the desired value. Since Square designed both FFX and the KH series, there is a possiblity that they used simillar engines in order to design the game, if not the same with slight modifications. You can find videos on youtube demonstrating this.
Kingdom Hearts has a simillar setting within it's engine which, when toggled, allowed it to be played at a proper 60 fps.
For example: If the frame skipper is set to a value of 1, the frame rate in a 60 fps game, the frame rate would drop down to 30, if 2, then 15, and so on. This is typically used in emulation / console hardware in order to maintain performance. What does this mean exactly? It means that there is a toggle somewhere within the exe that can be edited in order to disable what appears to be native frame-skipping.įrame-Skipping is typically used to drop the frame rate in a game in order to maintain a proper speed. The game DOES have a 60 fps toggle, this is visible in the status screen where the game will jump up from 30 fps to 60 once the player enters it. Since a majority of people seem to be freaking over the game being in 30 fps, I thought i'd toss this out into the wild.
