While there were some worries that the COVID-19 pandemic would complicate release further, Final Fantasy VII Remake nevertheless made it out on April 10th, and it was met with some solid reviews from critics and fans alike. That multi-year period of relative silence was followed by a huge marketing push from Square Enix, with the game originally slated for release on March 3rd, 2020.Įarlier this year, Square Enix pushed back the game at the last minute, delaying it to April 10th. It was announced way back at E3 2015, and while we heard a little bit about the game after that announcement, it wasn’t until 2019 that we saw anything substantial. Prior to release, Final Fantasy VII Remake was in development for a number of years. FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE August 7, 2020 We shipped and digitally sold over five million copies worldwide, which has made #FF7R the highest selling digital release on the PlayStation platform in #SquareEnix history! /f6vaDSHukD The two titles were featured together in the aforementioned EGS database listing, so who's to say port details for FF7 Remake on PC aren't on the horizon? Unfortunately, fans will have to play the waiting game until Epic Games and Square Enix formally confirm the news themselves.We’d like to share a Midgar-sized THANK YOU to everyone who has supported #FinalFantasy VII Remake. In connecting the dots, VGC noted this apparent confirmation of Alan Wake Remastered may very well serve as partial evidence that Final Fantasy VII Remake will hit PC via Epic Games Store. Related: How Much Final Fantasy 7 Cost To Make (Naturally, Ahmad's comment leaves many to believe the news will go lie during PlayStation's September 9 showcase.) And a post from Niko Partners Senior Analyst Daniel Ahmad claims Remedy plans to formally announce the Alan Wake re-release sometime this week. According to said listings, the much-coveted remaster will come to PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S consoles early next month on October 5. Over this past weekend, however, the Alan Wake Remastered data entry did receive a bit more credence, thanks to listings on retailer Rakuten Taiwan's website. Given Epic's recent partnerships with Final Fantasy's Square Enix and Alan Wake's Remedy Entertainment, such news made all the sense in the world, though no other official details corroborated the leaks. In mid-June, data trackers found references to FF7 Remake and Alan Wake Remastered in the Epic Games Store database. Seemingly confirmed details about a previous leak suggests Final Fantasy VII Remake may soon migrate to the Epic Games Store on PC.
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