Final Fantasy VII Remake is a PS4 unique just for one yr

Over the 4 years since Square Enix introduced their Final Fantasy VII Remake for PlayStations, they’ve been mighty imprecise about the place else they could launch it and when. They nonetheless haven’t confirmed a PC launch however they’ve now made clear that the PS4 exclusivity is strictly one yr lengthy? After that? Oh, who is aware of. They’ll most likely simply bin it. No sturdy emotions for something aside from PlayStations, y’know. But in the event that they contemplating releasing FFVII Remake on different programs? Well, such a factor is perhaps attainable from March third, 2021. Hypothetically. If they wished to. Which they’re not saying they do.
Internaut “Wario64” noted that the game’s field artwork has been up to date with a wee notice:
PlayStation Exclusive
Play first on PS4*
*Timed Exclusive till 3/3/21
I’ve checked the field artwork in Squeenix’s official advertising and marketing depot and yup, it’s right there, added yesterday. The game hits PS4 on March third, 2020. And then?
While Squeenix have all the time targeted on the PS4 launch, it’s appeared apparent that the game will come to different programs too. They may need an affinity for Sony but it surely’d be daft to not launch such an anticipated–and visibly costly–game elsewhere. So whereas they’ve nonetheless not mentioned it’s coming to PC (or Xbox), mate come on.
When our Katharine and former Brendan (bless his socks) sat right down to settle the best Final Fantasy game, they declared VII to be third-best. Since we’ve been ignoring the Remake whereas Square Enix faffed about, hey look, it’s a trailer from E3 this yr:

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