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Forums - Gaming - is the Final Fantasy 7 remake maybe a PS4 and NX exclusive? not for PC or Xbox

bunchanumbers on 18 June 2015
Ruler said:
Xxain said:

No

The reason SONY and MS allow PC versions is because PC is not considered a threat to their Consoles. FF7 remake will likely be PS4/PC if SONY is involved. If not it may come to XB1.

Its good to see SE put so much value in STAR OCEAN though


PC is a threat to sony too


PC will be the future. I'm betting that PS5 ends up as a streaming service and PC will be one of the many platforms that it will be available on. I don't see PC a threat, but rather their next platform.



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radha on 18 June 2015
the-pi-guy said:
radha said:

according to some guy named kagari on gaf, posibly an insider, is a deal similar to SFV, so I think is ps4 + PC most likely

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1063761

Kagari is a moderator on neogaf, she was teasing FFVII before it was announced.  

Did you read the thread? she seems to know what she is talking about. ?



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Jon-Erich on 18 June 2015

A message to whoever made this thread. We really need to stop this "and" crap. I know Microsoft started it and the rest of the industry bought in to it but I refuse to call any game that is planned for release on more than one platform exclusive. When growing up, an exclusive was just that. It was a game that was released only on one platform. It might have been ported to another platform at a later date, but for all intents and purposes, the game was exclusive to a platform at the time of release. So when Shenmue III comes out or when Street Fighter V comes out, I will not refer to them as being exclusives because they are being released on more than one platform. People can argue with me about this, but there is no argument. Exclusive used to mean exclusive. Exclusive nowadays is a term that is used to make one gaming platform sound better than another.



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NobleTeam360 on 18 June 2015

Wishful thinking to say the least.



NobleTeam360 on 18 June 2015
Jon-Erich said:
A message to whoever made this thread. We really need to stop this "and" crap. I know Microsoft started it and the rest of the industry bought in to it but I refuse to call any game that is planned for release on more than one platform exclusive. When growing up, an exclusive was just that. It was a game that was released only on one platform. It might have been ported to another platform at a later date, but for all intents and purposes, the game was exclusive to a platform at the time of release. So when Shenmue III comes out or when Street Fighter V comes out, I will not refer to them as being exclusives because they are being released on more than one platform. People can argue with me about this, but there is no argument. Exclusive used to mean exclusive. Exclusive nowadays is a term that is used to make one gaming platform sound better than another.

Shhhh, it's still exclusive. I mean as long as it's not on Xbox it's exclusive, right?..... RIGHT?!?!?!?!?!?



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setsunatenshi on 18 June 2015
Jon-Erich said:
A message to whoever made this thread. We really need to stop this "and" crap. I know Microsoft started it and the rest of the industry bought in to it but I refuse to call any game that is planned for release on more than one platform exclusive. When growing up, an exclusive was just that. It was a game that was released only on one platform. It might have been ported to another platform at a later date, but for all intents and purposes, the game was exclusive to a platform at the time of release. So when Shenmue III comes out or when Street Fighter V comes out, I will not refer to them as being exclusives because they are being released on more than one platform. People can argue with me about this, but there is no argument. Exclusive used to mean exclusive. Exclusive nowadays is a term that is used to make one gaming platform sound better than another.


How about "console exclusive"? Good enough?



InnocentSin on 18 June 2015
Ruler said:

spemanig said:
No offense, but what is this? There is literally nothing here that would lead anyone to come to this conclusion at all.

Yes if square wants to revive the console marked in japan then it also have to be nintendo consoles as well


What? No, Square doesn't have to do anything with Nintendo. When it comes to consoles being revived in Japan, Sony is in the best position to do it. FF7 was a major reason of the Square-Nintendo partnership debacle. Also, I have no idea how you get the feeling that FF7R might come out on NX. There is absolutely no news on this game possibly coming out on a Nintendo console.



Jon-Erich on 18 June 2015
setsunatenshi said:
Jon-Erich said:
A message to whoever made this thread. We really need to stop this "and" crap. I know Microsoft started it and the rest of the industry bought in to it but I refuse to call any game that is planned for release on more than one platform exclusive. When growing up, an exclusive was just that. It was a game that was released only on one platform. It might have been ported to another platform at a later date, but for all intents and purposes, the game was exclusive to a platform at the time of release. So when Shenmue III comes out or when Street Fighter V comes out, I will not refer to them as being exclusives because they are being released on more than one platform. People can argue with me about this, but there is no argument. Exclusive used to mean exclusive. Exclusive nowadays is a term that is used to make one gaming platform sound better than another.


How about "console exclusive"? Good enough?

Not, because you could also be implying the game is exclusive to a console and not anything else. The way I see it, there's no dancing around the truth. Some of these games that people have been referring to as exclusives are not exclusives in any way at all.



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Mummelmann on 18 June 2015

Why on earth would they suddenly release a big budget FF game on the NX? There is literally not a single shred of reasoning to be had for this.



Areym on 18 June 2015

I think it is guaranteed for PS4 (obviously) and X1. PC sounds like a logic platform as well, but I cannot see it on the NX. It hasn't been officially announced, so we don't know the technical capabilities of it, what type of control it will use, etc.



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