yes back in the nes and super nes days.
Then what happened , no more ff and the n64 and gamecube happened.
I dobut its going to be the same with sony , but it is a blow to them and a plus for ms .
Ms now has 4 diffrent square rpgs coming out within a year plus fable 2 and fallout 3. that is an amazing rpg line up and when you add in past rpgs this is now the rpg console of the generation
NPD, Media Create and the like. Their predictions suck, but their historical records are based on the same data we all get to see, in theory. It mught be wrong, but not by an argument changing amount. It's unlikely FFXII sold 20 million and VGCharts got it that wrongI dont know how VGChartz gathers software data, but if its anything like hardware data i can guessestimate just as well as that guy can.
Another interesting point from the same Square Enix press conference: they intend to finish the PS3 version, start localization and THEN start working on the 360 port. This is either insanity, or the greatest praise for 360 ease of development MS could ever get.
Phhhfpt ! Let the market absorb the hit. I am interested to see the effect of FFXIII going multi-platform.
Imagine it looking slightly better on the xbox360....
Imagine it looking slightly better on the xbox360....
Do they plan to release the ps3 version first or something?
That's a great feature save for one drawback - MS's overpriced peripherals. How much FFXIII are you going to be able to fit onto a 20 GB HDD? Or a 60 GB HDD with plenty of download content already installed? How much do you want to pay for a 120GB drive? If their peripherals were open, or reasonably priced, I'd give this the double thumbs up, but as it is it's only a single thumb.And frankly, I dont' care if it comes on 1 disc or 4! why? because I can install all games to the HDD going forward
IMHO that says a lot about the quality of the tools provided by MS.It looks like 360 development hasn't even started yet (it will start when ps3 dev finish), and looks are no plans to release a 360 version in Japan.
Once upon a time, FF's home platform has been Nintendo. And look at the Wii today... FF isn't the end of all things. Major step for MS, but it won't destroy Sony...
I'm going to assume you just made this statement as a bit of flamebait, but I'll reply nonetheless.The day they lose FF is the day they lost the console war. This was always what I believe. Good job by MS. You secured your position in the market.