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Kotaku: "Final Fantasy VII Remake Seems Popular At The Tokyo Game Show"
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The same happened for KH3 at every show last year, and the same happened with FFVIIR at the shows earlier this year so I'm... not surprised.
But releasing a PSN demo would help with getting people to play it ;)
But releasing a PSN demo would help with getting people to play it ;)
They should make it a free download for people who preorder The Quiet Man 2.
I'm gonna preorder that and won't play the game. You know would be great? If they have a brave fencer musashi remake underwraps and sell it with ff7r demo
Are you telling me one of the most beloved games EVER, S E E M S popular at TGS 2019?
Thanks Kotaku
Thanks Kotaku
I expect a megabump in Japan at least.
But not this much of a bump lol.
How is it supposed to do so? It will boost PS4 sales for a while, before they drop off a cliff again. Same with MH, DQ, FF and the like.
The snarky replies in this thread....
Glad to see people are loving the Remake. I remenber when it was announced some people were angry that was not same game they played 20 years ago, and they do not went with Turn based combat. The original's a very personal game for many fans who have strong attachments to it so it was understandable. Plus people hated the idea of the story being cut into several parts.
I was always hyped for it, depise VII was never my favorite FF game.
Glad to see people are loving the Remake. I remenber when it was announced some people were angry that was not same game they played 20 years ago, and they do not went with Turn based combat. The original's a very personal game for many fans who have strong attachments to it so it was understandable. Plus people hated the idea of the story being cut into several parts.
I was always hyped for it, depise VII was never my favorite FF game.
I waited for the a 10 minute demo of the game at China Joy last month for five hours. And that's in a country where ps1 wasn't exactly popular. So not very surprising
It never ceases to amaze me that a small company like Square-Enix can manage such a huge following for their indie titles. Who even heard of FF7R? lol, and yet here we are, people lining up in droves. I can't wait to see what they can do when they're given a real budget!
Y'all remember when everyone kept posting video of people sprinting at E3 to play BotW? This is the Japanese version of that lol. This game is about to sell gangbusters.
