Yep, they swept February! That 50% Final Fantasy Anniversary sale did the trick :kaohappy2
February 2013
PSone Classics
1) Final Fantasy VII
2) Final Fantasy IX
3) Final Fantasy VIII
4) Final Fantasy VI
5) Final Fantasy Origins
Digital PSP
1) Final Fantasy IV: The Complete Collection
2) Dissidia 012 Duodecim: Final Fantasy
3) Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions
4) Dissidia 012 Prologus: Final Fantasy
I do believe it's the first time SE cracked the PS3 list!
EDIT: It's not... :P Quantum Conundrum was #17 last July.
March 2013
PS3 & PSN Games
5) Tomb Raider
18) Deus Ex: Human Revolution
PSone Classics
1) Final Fantasy VII
2) Final Fantasy IX
5) Final Fantasy VIII
Last edited by nirojan; 04-09-2013 at 12:55 PM.
It still seems weird to me, that Square Enix owns the rights to Tomb Raider now.
We've been doing this thread for a while now, but I'm still so impressed with the staying power of Final Fantasy VII-IX. I know PSOne Classics probably isn't the hottest selling section of the PSN Store, but I hope Square and others take note of just how many people still want to play these three games.
Last edited by Bolivar; 04-09-2013 at 05:01 PM.
VII-VIII is three games?Originally Posted by Bolivar
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You have FF VII.VII-VIII is three games?
Then you have FF VIII, the horrible game they released.
Then you have FF VIII, the version that got released by fluke the people who claim this is a good game got by complete mistake.
They published Quantum Conundrum, but they did not develop it. It's not what I would call 'their game', unlike Tomb Raider and Deus Ex which were indeed developed by Square-Enix.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
While yes, that is true. I look for SE games in the broader sense (including published games)They published Quantum Conundrum, but they did not develop it. It's not what I would call 'their game', unlike Tomb Raider and Deus Ex which were indeed developed by Square-Enix.
Not true. They didn't develop Tomb Raider or Deus Ex. Square Enix just acts as publishers to them since they bought Eidos back in 2009. Deus Ex was developed by Eidos Montreal and Tomb Raider was by Crystal Dynamics.They published Quantum Conundrum, but they did not develop it. It's not what I would call 'their game', unlike Tomb Raider and Deus Ex which were indeed developed by Square-Enix.
...Not true. They didn't develop Tomb Raider or Deus Ex. Square Enix just acts as publishers to them since they bought Eidos back in 2009. Deus Ex was developed by Eidos Montreal and Tomb Raider was by Crystal Dynamics.They published Quantum Conundrum, but they did not develop it. It's not what I would call 'their game', unlike Tomb Raider and Deus Ex which were indeed developed by Square-Enix.
Um okay, they OWN Eidos (which includes all studio that were under Eidos). Like it or not, Eidos Montreal, Crystal Dynamic and IO Interactive are all Square Enix developer Studios. Same way Enix dev's were folded into Square (i know i know that was a merger).
yep, they're pretty much like Square Enix Europe right now
Eidos Interactive - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Eidos Interactive Ltd. (pron.: /ˈaɪdɒs/ EYE-doss), was a British video game publisher and has been replaced by Square Enix Europe."
"Although Square Enix said earlier that it would let Eidos Interactive remain as it is currently and not meddle in its internal affairs,[18] it has stopped publishing games under the Eidos brand, with new games coming out under the Square Enix brand instead. Currently the Eidos Interactive logo only appears for games developed by former Eidos-owned game studios."
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
Except Deus Ex was Eidos Montreal BoB(which also still exists)
Montreal's a fair ways away from Europe!
Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Deus Ex: Human Revolution is a cyberpunk-themed action role-playing video game developed by Eidos Montreal and published by Square Enix
There's a big difference between being the developer of a game and the publisher of a game which is what Shoeberto was getting at.Um okay, they OWN Eidos (which includes all studio that were under Eidos). Like it or not, Eidos Montreal, Crystal Dynamic and IO Interactive are all Square Enix developer Studios. Same way Enix dev's were folded into Square (i know i know that was a merger).
Christ I really did just get involved in one of these arguments of semantics I so loathe...
Last edited by Aulayna; 04-11-2013 at 08:51 AM.
Eidos Montreal is still part of SE Europe. Don't take the "Europe" part literally.
Eidos Montreal is a Canadian video game development studio owned by Square Enix Europe, a subsidiary of Square Enix.
So, very different from Quantum Conundrum, which was developed by Airtight Games, which are independent of Square Enix.
Bow before the mighty Javoo!
Yup, so to make sure I've understood you - what you're saying is that you consider Tomb Raider and DXHR to be Square Enix's games because they own the companies who made them - despite not actually developing those games themselves directly - whereas Quantum Conundrum isn't where they don't own the developer who made it?
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