Beat me to it by a lot. Just quit. I mean, X-2, now XIII-2. All from the same team..... such a bad idea.Genixma said:I can tell you right now. Final Fantasy XIII-2. Cancel that.
Well, you got the second part right. They already discussed publicly why they aren't going to remake FF7. Sorry.thefreeman0001 said:if this doesnt make them produce ff7 i dont know what would.
Treyarch got away with it plenty of times though.jpoon said:So they seem surprised they lose money when they release several games that totally suck? Go figure...
lolnoTreblaine said:I'll tell you why it fails. Because it hasn't made a good game... ever.
I see low quality even within their Final Fantasy series. They've lost their touch and are now purely running on reputation, which doesn't hold up when you don't deliver.Liudeius said:Square Enix needs to actually focus on making quality rather than quantity. These days if I see a Square Enix game that isn't Final Fantasy I avoid it because so many of their games are low quality.
thats a pretty good idea ff7 on the xbox also psn when it gets back up they should re release all the old ones thereGamesB2 said:Square does really need a revamp...
Except for Deus Ex, that's looking really good and I hope this in no way negatively affects that game.
I'd like to see them get better, but only under the ideal that they improve their games, FF13 was fun but a massive letdown, I'd rather go dig out my PS1 and replay FF7 again and again and again...
Extra: I get that they might never remake FF7... but at the very least release it on XBLA, that is a ton of cash right there at minimal effort.
i guess your right, but still, it's not with hopes that things will be done as the players expect unless they boycott the releases, which is difficult...NickCaligo42 said:Truth be told, games are timeless. A good game system is a good game system. It doesn't matter if it's one year from release or TEN years from release. Notice that nobody's rushing to make a sequel to Basketball or Football? That's because games are timeless. Nobody got bored with the FF franchise, it's more that they haven't released a proper follow-on to the series in ten years. Plenty of people, I think, would happily welcome a competently done FF title--that's why so many people on this forum want to pin their hopes on V13.Orcus The Ultimate said:my guess is that there's less and less people that plays the Final Fantasy games, since it's follow ups and always the same in a different set.
Valkyrie profile got a couple of odd sequels.Mordwyl said:The only games besides Final Fantasy titles I actually enjoy from this company nowadays are from the Playstation era. You know, the peak of creativity at old Square Soft and Enix. The period they gave us Threads of Fate, Brave Fencer Musashi, Legend of Mana, Valkyrie Profile, Star Ocean, Xenogears, Chrono Cross, SaGa Frontier, Vagrant Story, Bushido Blade, Front Mission, Parasite Eve...
Where are these games?
So I'm not the only one who noticed that. Seems the golden days of SquareEnix was when they were Squaresoft. So I blame Final Fantasy The Spirits Within, for almost bankrupting Squaresoft and forcing them to merge with Enix. Seriously I'm all for some new IP the company needs it but they need to hire better writers and production managers. Pretty graphics are nice but without a good story you have nothing.Sion_Barzahd said:I honestly believe they've gone totally downhill since the merge with Enix.
Enix was, at best, a sub-par RPG developer that only had one ok series, the dragon quest games. When Squaresoft who was at the time my favourite developer, became square enix, i notice a big loss in gameplay greatness.
Funny. Enix has made some pretty good non dragon quest games although mergers are known to damage a company for assorted reasons. What Enix does with there games don't related to how final fantasy games have changed. Also we have to account for who they publish and how they handle there business.Sion_Barzahd said:I honestly believe they've gone totally downhill since the merge with Enix.
Enix was, at best, a sub-par RPG developer that only had one ok series, the dragon quest games. When Squaresoft who was at the time my favourite developer, became square enix, i notice a big loss in gameplay greatness.
That's more than a little bit overoptimistic I feel.Tom Goldman said:Perhaps these titles, combined with its brand new IPs, can help Square Enix make a recovery in the future.