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.jayderyu said: I will never understand the blindness shown by fans. It just amazes me.
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So now Square is highly invested in the PS3 and only it's core fans. While they chisel away and creating a new market else where. They don't have choice. The costs of JRPG is really high and to dependent on the burst sales of only it's core fans would spell doom. Square is avoiding the Wii because of the already highly invested resources of Square IP into Sony. At least the resources are easier to bring over the 360 because were it lacks in one area it makes up in another.
As for Enix. Enix is pretty much Enix. Patient and smart. Yes DQ Swords wasn't some massive world hit, but heck the original DQ Swords wasn't either. They probably weren't expecting it to be. Though watching Enix carefully you notice that DQ9 has done really well. When DQ10 comes out it will do very well.
Yes I am aware that Square Enix is One company, but if you look at their IP directions you can clearly see two different behaviors. Square is impulsive while Enix is more taking a business savvy approach.
Next Gen SE will be working as a singular company at least from it's appearance and will be very strongly a fully multi platform company. They just can't afford not to be.
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Enix... Patient and Smart? Who used to bring Tri-Ace for their game development? Yeah... Enix. Guess what, they developed Infinite Undiscovery and it bombed.
Enix also gave us Star Ocean: The Last Hope. One of their usual flagship title. Guess what, it bombed too.
Square-Enix developed The Last Remnant and it also bombed. Basically, all of their "HD titles" bombed so far.
I don't see any of that schizophrenic crap you tried to illustrate.
Games from "both sides" of the company has failed so far. All they have running for them are games with the labels "Final Fantasy" and "Dragon Quest". Both series sell by name alone.
Now, allow me to mention how blind you look to me.