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ShadowSoldier on 06 December 2016

2017 will be the 30th anniversary for Final Fantasy and Square Enix will celebrate the milestone with the following items:

Final Fantasy releases in 2017 to celebrate the anniversary: Square will launch Final Fantasy VII Remake (first episode) and Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age as main games to celebrate the Final Fantasy’s birthday.

Final Fantasy XIII trilogy is coming to PS4 during the next year. The bundle will include Final Fantasy XIII, XIII-2 and Lightning Returns on separate discs to be enjoined in 1080p and 60fps.

Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary Collection.
This compilation will include Final Fantasy I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII and IX and it will be released on PS4 and PS Vita in a single disc/card.

Season Pass:
– Final Fantasy I, Final Fantasy II, Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions and Chrono Trigger could be released on Steam before the end of 2017.
– Final Fantasy VII Remake and Final Fantasy XV are coming to PC, but likely not until early-mid 2018.

More at http://vgleaks.com/final-fantasy-30t...ersary-roadmap

 

Saw this on Gaf thought it might be worth a read. Now these are the same guys who leaked that TLG was moved to PS4, vSXIII rebranding as XV (and as a PS4 launch exclusive to boot) they have a few his and a few misses.



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VGPolyglot on 06 December 2016

I don't believe the 30th anniversary game. How can you fit 9 games on one Vita card?



teigaga on 06 December 2016
VGPolyglot said:
I don't believe the 30th anniversary game. How can you fit 9 games on one Vita card?

Vita cards can go up to 8GB.

FF1-6 are nes/snes games, they're under 500MB combined.

FF7-9 are about 1.3-1.5GB each.



VGPolyglot on 06 December 2016
teigaga said:
VGPolyglot said:
I don't believe the 30th anniversary game. How can you fit 9 games on one Vita card?

Vita cards can go up to 8GB.

FF1-6 are nes/snes games, they're under 500MB combined.

FF7-9 are about 1.3-1.5GB each.

That's if they're doing the NES/SNES versions. What if they do the PSP versions or something else like that?



teigaga on 06 December 2016
VGPolyglot said:
teigaga said:

Vita cards can go up to 8GB.

FF1-6 are nes/snes games, they're under 500MB combined.

FF7-9 are about 1.3-1.5GB each.

That's if they're doing the NES/SNES versions. What if they do the PSP versions or something else like that?

Still shouldn't be much bigger and if they needed to compress them they'd be able to do so pretty fine. They're not working with high quality assets where further compression would effect quality. 



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Manlytears on 06 December 2016
VGPolyglot said:
teigaga said:

Vita cards can go up to 8GB.

FF1-6 are nes/snes games, they're under 500MB combined.

FF7-9 are about 1.3-1.5GB each.

That's if they're doing the NES/SNES versions. What if they do the PSP versions or something else like that?

Easy, they just put some games in the card (like FF I - VII) and download codes for other games.



VGPolyglot on 06 December 2016
Manlytears said:
VGPolyglot said:

That's if they're doing the NES/SNES versions. What if they do the PSP versions or something else like that?

Easy, they just put some games in the card (like FF I - VII) and download codes for other games.

So, why would they do that if they're already selling the games separately on PSN?



Frogger on 06 December 2016

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Manlytears on 06 December 2016
VGPolyglot said:
Manlytears said:

Easy, they just put some games in the card (like FF I - VII) and download codes for other games.

So, why would they do that if they're already selling the games separately on PSN?

Most likely because there are fans that like annyversary collections. Alson, because you will most likely get some extras from the collection like exclusive theme, avatars,  a art. book, a figure, or something similar.