Normchacho said:
AsGryffynn said:
Normchacho said:
Those are pretty dedicated words...makes an Xbox One version seem even less likely.
On a seperate note, this could be the first gen where I actually start to play some JRPGs. Ni No Kuni 2, and FF7:R look really good.
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If the over the top oddball that is FFXV can make it, I think FFVIIR should have no problems. As far as I know, FFXV is even heavier...
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I'm not saying that they couldn't do FFVIIR on the Xbox One, I'm saying it's interesting to hear them pushing the PS4 so heavily. Like, it would be really tough to then go "so, remember how we said we needed the power of the PS4? Well, here's the Xbox One version!"
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It's not horribly implausible. They are pushing the PS4 with FFXV. The difference is how further the XONE would need to be strained, which might be a lot or very little. Some games have shown to be able to keep up with the PS4 versions when they have good coding. The only problem is if Square will go through all the trouble for a version that will only add around 300,000 sales (though they can easily go digital only, which means it's basically free extra money)...
JMD said:
Ali_16x said:
Lol? Ni No Kuni is not a low budget game. The reason I don't see it coming to Xbox One or PC is because of the developer themselves. They only release their games on PlayStation and Nintendo.
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Yeah it is dude... I'm suprised I have to defend that statement. Destiny cost 500 million to make. GTA5 300 million. Are you going to put all 3 in the same category as "big budget" games?
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Mid tier budgets exist you know? Most games are mid tier, A games (not AAA games, those are blockbusters). Ni No Kuni was a mid tier one (15-25 million). Low budget games are under the 10 million mark, and shovelware is under the 6 million one. Big budget blockbusters are the ones that cost upwards of $30 million. Most Final Fantasy games are blockbusters, whereas most Tales games are mid tier games...
Ali_16x said:
ZhugeEX said:
Ni-Oh is PS4 exclusive. Won't be coming to any other console or platform.
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See, this proves it, all the "console debut" and "console exclusive" stuff that was on the screen was an error. It seems the only game they didn't say was exclusive, was Yakuza 0. KoF XIV was already confirmed PS4 exclusive, NiOH they said it was exclusive to their platform and Ni No Kuni 2 was said to be an exclusive. The only game that wasn't said to be exclusive was Yakuza 0.
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Which is jarring, since Ni Oh is fairly unheard of, but we know Yakuza as a PlayStation game... it should be the other way around...
