By the by, Final Fantasy 7 Remake’s PS4 exclusivity now ends in April 2021

Square Enix nonetheless haven’t introduced a launch for Final Fantasy VII Remake on any system aside from PlayStation 4, however they’re actually staying updated with what they’re not saying. They’ve lately up to date the JRPG’s field artwork to echo its recent one-month delay, now saying that it’s a PS4 unique till April 10th, 2021. What occurs then? Ah, who is aware of. Could be something. Don’t assume something of it. They’re simply casually refreshing their exclusivity dedication, okay, simply because they wish to, not as a result of they’ve any plans.
A label on FF7 Remake’s field once said it was “Timed Exclusive until 3/3/21” (one yr after its then-launch date), and now says “Timed Exclusive until 4/10/2021” (one yr after the brand new date, remembering American dates are bizarre in order that they’re speaking April).
Gang, come on, be well mannered. They’ve not stated something about what occurs on April 10th, 2021 or after it. It’d be impolite to say that they’d need to be daft to make this huge, costly game strictly for one system in nowadays of multiplatform releases. Unless you’re a licensed psychic I don’t wish to hear you speculating that an Xbone launch is a given and certainly a PC launch too. Who are you to say that Sony are making them do that foolish dance to safe additional funding? Ah, you’re so presumptuous this morning!
Having performed FF7 for roughly 5 minutes at a good friend’s home 22 years in the past, for enffusiasm I’ll refer you to our Katharine gushing over the latest trailer.
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