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KBG29 on 04 December 2011

When will game developers/publishers learn? Multi-platform is killing their potential. Do like every other industry and force it to be a one horse race. Does not matter whether its MS, Sony, or Nintendo, in the end it will be better for the consumer, the hardware guys and the devs.

With that said, I hope we get FFVII in some form no matter what.



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deskpro2k3 on 04 December 2011

It is important for them to milk money out of players, that is understandable. However it doesn't mean they'll be making high quality games that is worth it.



NobleTeam360 on 04 December 2011

What do you consider High Quality? FF games haven't at least for the past ten years been high quality.



Icyedge on 04 December 2011

"Well, XIII and XIII-2 are only two years apart so obviously we have to stick to the same platforms, otherwise we would have to give XIII-2 to the people who haven't played the previous work, he said."

WHAT?!? Why wouldnt you give the sequel to your consumers who played the previous work? Thats the worst statement ever lol.



Khuutra on 04 December 2011
Carl2291 said:
Why aren't the PSone FF games on Live?


Carl, are you prepared to watch the rolling credits for the PS1 FF games and let me know exactly who the copyright of the game belongs to? That would be near the end of them. I'm not prepared to, but here:

If the copyright of the programming for the games belongs to Sony in any way, that's why. But if the scenario, characters, and content belong to Square, then they're free to build it from scratch in whatever engine they want and then publish it anywhere, just like Konami put Metal Gear Solid on the Gamecube.

If the programming belongs to Square-Enix too, then it's because Square are too lazy to scrounge up a functioning PS1 emulator for the 360.



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crissindahouse on 04 December 2011
KBG29 said:
When will game developers/publishers learn? Multi-platform is killing their potential. Do like every other industry and force it to be a one horse race. Does not matter whether its MS, Sony, or Nintendo, in the end it will be better for the consumer, the hardware guys and the devs.

With that said, I hope we get FFVII in some form no matter what.

so earning more money is bad for them? and which other industry? movies only for blu-ray? lol no?

bridgestone tires only for one car-manufacturer? lol no?

really most industries do the opposite of what you said haha



Troll_Whisperer on 04 December 2011
Carl2291 said:
Why aren't the PSone FF games on Live?

PS3 supports PSone games natively, while the 360 doesn't, so they'd have to port them.



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makingmusic476 on 04 December 2011
Khuutra said:
Carl2291 said:
Why aren't the PSone FF games on Live?


Carl, are you prepared to watch the rolling credits for the PS1 FF games and let me know exactly who the copyright of the game belongs to? That would be near the end of them. I'm not prepared to, but here:

If the copyright of the programming for the games belongs to Sony in any way, that's why. But if the scenario, characters, and content belong to Square, then they're free to build it from scratch in whatever engine they want and then publish it anywhere, just like Konami put Metal Gear Solid on the Gamecube.

If the programming belongs to Square-Enix too, then it's because Square are too lazy to scrounge up a functioning PS1 emulator for the 360.

It's only on PSN because Sony made a rather comprehensive PS1 emulator so that publishers don't really have to port anything.  This emulator is also why all PS3s can play PS1 games.



ChristianTheAtheist on 04 December 2011

So they haven't been able to remake FFVII on PS3 because it would take 25 years, but now they can on 360?



Jay520 on 04 December 2011
makingmusic476 said:
Khuutra said:
Carl2291 said:
Why aren't the PSone FF games on Live?


Carl, are you prepared to watch the rolling credits for the PS1 FF games and let me know exactly who the copyright of the game belongs to? That would be near the end of them. I'm not prepared to, but here:

If the copyright of the programming for the games belongs to Sony in any way, that's why. But if the scenario, characters, and content belong to Square, then they're free to build it from scratch in whatever engine they want and then publish it anywhere, just like Konami put Metal Gear Solid on the Gamecube.

If the programming belongs to Square-Enix too, then it's because Square are too lazy to scrounge up a functioning PS1 emulator for the 360.

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It's only on PSN because Sony made a rather comprehensive PS1 emulator so that publishers don't really have to port anything.  This emulator is also why all PS3s can play PS1 games.



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