NPD Analyst Hints At Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Sales Underperforming In The US
Square Enix Declares $140m Loss Amid Game Pipeline Shakeup
Splitting a remake of a game into three parts is just asinineAgreed. Can't believe people defend this of all things.
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Bottom line: if a game sells gangbusters or even simply at expectations, the developers have no reason to be tight-lipped about it.There was many posters around this site just going off of reviews and how quiet a release it was (since it dropped on the exact same day dragon's dogma 2 did) that automatically assumed rise of the ronin was a failure. "game sucks" (just parroting what the more negative reviews were saying about the game), "PS5 exclusives don't sell shoulda' been on PC", "etc. etc."
Hopefully this is the last final fantasy trilogy. After FF13 and this maybe they will see that there is diminishing returns on sequels. (should be common sense)
Square-Enix so badly wants to sit at the big boy table with other AAA publishersYep.
Yet they routinely take exclusivity deals from whoever will offer them: Sony, Nintendo, or even the fucking Epic store
And they chase stupid trends like GaaS or NFTs, but are always too late to the party and their dumb shit always fails
This is 100% on them
You'll be begging Squeenix to go back to mere trilogies when we're four games into the FF6 Remake Decalogy (that they're totally going to make one day, because Squeenix has always cared more than the bare minimum about FF6).I doubt that would happen with FF6. Especially after losing money on FF7 remake sequels.
I doubt that would happen with FF6. Especially after losing money on FF7 remake sequels.
It was more a joke about how the FF6 director recently remarked that it would take 20 years to give FF6 the proper FF7 Remake treatment, due to its complexity (I misremembered, I thought he'd said it would take ten separate games).Got it.
Square-Enix so badly wants to sit at the big boy table with other AAA publishers
Yet they routinely take exclusivity deals from whoever will offer them: Sony, Nintendo, or even the fucking Epic store. Instead of having faith in their products and releasing them to everyone
And they chase stupid trends like GaaS or NFTs, but are always too late to the party and their dumb shit always fails
This is 100% on them
stories like these make me feel like AAA gaming isn't sustainableNot if every company expect 10 million+ sold.
stories like these make me feel like AAA gaming isn't sustainable
Is it just me or did they try super duper hard to make FF7R2 a Yakuza clone?It had WAY too much side content, so I get the comparison
Is it just me or did they try super duper hard to make FF7R2 a Yakuza clone?
It had WAY too much side content, so I get the comparison
it really doesnt. What exactly is the too much side content everyone refers to?40 dogshit minigames isn't too much side content?
40 dogshit minigames isn't too much side content?If they weren't dog shit it wouldn't have been an issue. Too bad most of them sucked.