So Famitsu did that thing where they ask Japanese devs about their plans for 2021, and Kitase makes it sound like we'll be hearing more about FF7 Remake in 2021. Basically no chance the next part comes out in 2021, so it'll probably just be that we hear their general plans for it, and hopefully it will release on other platforms too.
Honestly just show me a picture of the party hanging out in Kalm and I'll be happy for a year.
They still haven't actually confirmed Part 1 had a 1 year exclusivity deal. We're all just assuming that. It could be 2 year though. That's apparently what Project Athia is:
So yeah PC and Xbox in April then! I just hope they fix some of the bad texturing in the slums areas. Also 60fps on the new consoles would be nice. Although not essential for this type of game.
It's made in Unreal Engine too, which is incredibly easy to mod. The PC mods are gonna be mad for this, Lol.
I was going to say I'm pretty sure FFVII Remake was 1 year, at least for PC, @Dezzy .... Isn't that the same for Athia, comes to PC after 1 year & then Xbox another year?
Nope Athia is PC from launch, alongside PS5. I think what they're doing is just experimenting with different exclusivity models, to see which is the optimum approach for revenue!
Oh yeah I think you did say that before, but I forget who said what. You must be part of a very small minority who have an Xbox and Switch but not PS4.
Yeah, FFVII Remake will definitely come to XBox, @DarthNocturnal .... Spiderman games definitely won't & there's certainly no guarantee they'll ever come to PC I'd check those out if I got the console but they're not what I'd buy it for. All the games I definitely want are coming to PC & most of the ones I'm vaguely interested in, as well
Yeah I'd say PC release is pretty much 99% guaranteed. Square Enix have brought most of their major games to PC in the last 5 years. And the Final Fantasy games especially sell quite well on Steam.
Xbox is probably like 90% guaranteed. Although I think they might skip the Xbox One and go straight to SeriesS/X.
@DarthNocturnal I wouldn't count on Spider-Man getting ported to Steam honestly and Xbox is definitely out of the question considering Sony Interactive Entertainment is publishing the new Spidey games and Insomniac is also now a first party studio for them
I feel like they're pushing Spider-Man really hard as a PS5 flagship right now with both Miles Morales and the remaster of the PS4 game that they aren't really considering porting it to anything else. Bloodborne though is one I can absolutely see happening given Souls games have a super large playerbase on PC
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Is it just me or that the older Final Fantasy games are much easier to get into and enjoy while Final Fantasy X, XII, XIII and XV tend to get more complicated with wild crazy gameplay gimmicks that take awhile to get used to?
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Yup, you are not alone.
But FF VIII was quite complicated if you don't know how to junction your character's stats with certain GF and magics.
FF IX was the easiest to understand as your characters will learn the abilities from certain equipments and have to be mastered by collecting certain AP then you can use the abilities permanently, just like you install the software into hardware.
I dunno if I necessarily see that progression over time. X and XIII I thought were both quite simple. XII is definitely one of the more complex because of the gambit system.
I'd say V and VI are both relatively complex as well, so I don't think it's a recent thing.
Im still trying to understand and get used to Final Fantasy XIII's skill tree leveling up and the whole paradigm stuff to have characters be good at either a healer or main attacker. If I want to screw around with a tree branching type of skill stuff when leveling up Ill go fool around with Skyrim or Kingdoms of Amalur or whatever
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