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Forums - Gaming Discussion - SCEE: Dreams, Persona 5, FF7 Remake coming 2016, No Man's Sky TBA

the_dark_lewd on 29 July 2015

No way is FF7 in 2016. It'll be holiday 2017, calling it now.



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binary solo on 30 July 2015

Surely for some of these TBA 2016 means we're hoping for this, but no guarantees.



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ktay95 on 30 July 2015

Did anyone expect Persona 5 this year?? I mean really, Japan hasnt even got a release date yet and theres only 5 months left of the year.



fireburn95 on 30 July 2015
poklane said:
fireburn95 said:
Adam Boyes was told about the FF7 project about a year ago, and how they intended to announce the port before the remake. There's a good chance it could make it for holiday 2016 if we're super lucky.

This is new to me. Square was working on a real FF7 remake and a shitty PC port? LMAO, up until this point I thought that the only reason the real Remake exists is because the backlash against the shitty PC port.


Sony signed timed exclusivity before PSX. I'm guessing square planned to announce the remake at their presser at E3, since it could've been the big thing there, but sony probably paid a little to get the announcement at theirs.

The PC port isn't shitty, but the price they're asking for definitely is.



RenCutypoison on 30 July 2015
PieToast said:

They're all listed as "coming soon" which is open to interpretation. All we can do is take each title individually and closely inspect the publishers history. 

Squenix, for an example, doesn't have a good history, and they have a tendency to reveal games several years before they are released.

That's why they kept saying in every interview for about a year that they were DONE with announcing too early and they would be more transparent abour developpment progress (games without a release timeframe now have a "next announcement timeframe")