However, these two different remakes can coexist, and FF9 Remake could take some pointers from FF7 Remake. A Final Fantasy 9 Remake seemed like a long shot years ago, especially with Final Fantasy 7 Remake in active development. If this trend continues, it would make sense for the game to receive a new release to complement its existing HD remaster. This title is often considered to be the sleeper hit of the PS1 and PS2 Final Fantasy generation, so it's a surprise to see it receive so much attention. Of particular note is the Square Enix section, which includes remasters and remakes of several older games including Final Fantasy 9.įinal Fantasy 9 has gotten a surprising amount of attention recently thanks to the confirmation an animated TV show is in the works. Nvidia has stated the list is made of a mixture of real and hypothetical games, but that hasn't discouraged fans from assuming it is generally trustworthy. These games included Resident Evil 4 Remake, Dragon's Dogma 2, Kingdom Hearts 4, Injustice 3, and Mortal Kombat 12, among others.
Included in the leak was a list of unannounced titles, many of which were expected to be in development. While not perfect, at least its arrival on PC will seemingly be here by December 2021 at the very latest.The Nvidia GeForce Now streaming platform recently had a potentially massive leak. The Kingdom Hearts series is an Epic Games Store exclusive on PC, and Square's upcoming Neo: The World Ends With You will be too. However, when it comes to PC at least, FF7 Remake could well be an Epic Games Store exclusive. Either PlayStation managed to extend the game's exclusivity, or Square is waiting for the Intermission DLC to lose its exclusivity so it can release the entire game on other platforms at the end of the year.įF7 Remake will arrive on PC and probably Xbox too eventually. That might well explain why FF7 Remake hasn't shown up on any other platforms. One of the final trailers for FF7 Remake Intergrade, which was released last week, featured small print stating it would be a PS5 exclusive for "at least six months".
However, a quiet update to the game's PlayStation exclusivity might mean those hidden files aren't activated for another few months. All of this suggests the PC version of FF7 Remake is ready and raring to go. Square Enix Japan, the studio behind FF7 Remake, is also mentioned. A file name that relates to Cloud saves includes the phrase "Final Fantasy 7 Remake", as does another entry relating to saves.
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