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Final Fantasy VII Remake found in Epic Games Store Database (EGS Exclusive releasing in Dec?)
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I mean, they get paid handsomely by epic I'm sure, then they rake in even more sales once it's out on steam.
from the publishers pov, its a win-win situation.
This is obviously a mistake. It says right there that the game's title is 'Pineapple QA', which has to be an unannounced title that they forgot to announce at the showcase. Do you think they would lie to us like that about the game's title?
I know. I'm just here to kill CHAOS
It's plausible, but no point assuming it's exclusive prior to confirmation. All this tells us is that it has an epic store entry.
Eventually by MS when they release it on gamepass. Very smart approach from them to be honest...
Found this old tweet, quite the nostradamus this random guy is lol
Sega just send unsure projects to Epic to get paid for. Doom posting about them is a bit lol.
PS timed Exclusive>Epic store exclusive>Gamepass>PS+/XBLG
SE is all about that 1st party money.
I don't see how what I said is doomposting. You should check actual thread that involve doomposting.
Unless I'm mistaken, the deal with Total War Troy was so lucrative they weren't at risk for a loss on the project by launching it for free. Who is being doomed here? The consumer? We're already on a delay from the console versions anyway. The bigger game Sega botched was Judgment and it being a Stadia exclusive. We don't even know how long that lasts, but it's already made sure Lost Judgment doesn't launch on PC this fall.
Probably that's at worst. The exclusivity window come be less than that, like 3-6 months if it is exclusive. I imagine a full year would be the maximum amount most likely?
Makes sense for the Japanese publishers to triple dip. Take check from Sony for first on console, second take check from Epic for first on PC, third take check from MS to put game on gamepass.
Kingdom Hearts III has been out 3+ months now and it's still exclusive. That's one to keep an eye on to see what the period is.
I'm assuming the user is counting the six-month extended exclusivity that was confirmed in an Intergrade trailer.
It implies that games being Epic store exclusive (for a time) is "doom" somehow? Idk
Last year I thought I would wait for a PC Release. But when I saw the PS5 quality and the general power of the CPU with 60fps modes I didn't bother waiting for a new GPU.
Saved a ton of money by buying a PS5. That said I will invest in a new PC late 2022 when the new generation of GPUs come out.
Saved a ton of money by buying a PS5. That said I will invest in a new PC late 2022 when the new generation of GPUs come out.
KH games aew already already at 4 months. Still no sign of Steam, so it'll likely be a year.
Is there anything that points toward it being an exclusive? (it makes sense and will probably be, I'm just curious if there is actually anything indicating that in the listing)
Yeah but that's a different situation : No one cares about SamSho except a tiny niche. FF7 Remake will sell both on EGS and Steam.
square enix are a very small company that cannot afford to release games without entering exclusivity contracts!
Most big games do go to the Epic Store at the same time as Steam so this really doesnt give us much info other than its coming to PC eventually. The only real indicator of exclusivity is that Square Enix love a good money hat in general and we knew that before this leak.
FF and KH are gigantic mainstream franchises, they will sell gangbusters on steam even a year late.
At this point, I've already waited a long time for Square Enix to release the game on Steam. Whats another year or so?
Intergrade June-December 2021 PS Exclusivity, then Epic Games Store exclusivity 6-12 months more (June or December 2022), and then wait for a discount on the Steam version. So I'll play it Q3 2022/Q1 2023.
Intergrade June-December 2021 PS Exclusivity, then Epic Games Store exclusivity 6-12 months more (June or December 2022), and then wait for a discount on the Steam version. So I'll play it Q3 2022/Q1 2023.
FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE - Final Trailer
FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE is coming to PlayStation 5 on June 10th 2021 as FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE; a visually enhanced edition of the critically a...
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They wont. FFXV is a mainstream franchise and sold less than Automata. Guess which one released day and date or close to and which one got a delayed release.
The more you delay such a high profile release, the lower sales will be, and at a lower price on top of that.
Those publishers thinking they're making a good deal are just short sighted and misreading the market.
They're reaping the money from Epic. They can always sell their games on Steam when the exclusivity ends, that's where the majority of copies will be sold.
FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE - Final Trailer
FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE is coming to PlayStation 5 on June 10th 2021 as FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE INTERGRADE; a visually enhanced edition of the critically a...
Oh thanks, totally missed that and assumed Exclusivity was up already.
So yeah guss December for Epic sounds most likely.