FF9 holds the franchise's highest rating on Metacritic at 94% with a 9.0 User Score. The fanboy in us would love to see Creative Business Unit I take the lead on a faithful remake of the original Final Fantasy 9 game from the ground up.įinal Fantasy 9 is widely considered the best Final Fantasy 9 game by critics and fans alike. On the other hand, Creative Business Unit III will likely provide post-launch support for Final Fantasy XVI and, of course, Yoshi-P's lovechild, Final Fantasy XIV. Creative Business Unit I, where the original game's director, Hiroyuki Ito, belongs, is busy working on the next Kingdom Hearts title. We're more curious to find out if the former is true and how Square Enix will squeeze it into its schedule. The latter will likely come first, probably sometime later this year. Now, all that's left from the once-massive list is the Final Fantasy 9 Remake and Final Fantasy Tactics Remaster. Square Enix had (emphasis on the "had") the wildest lineup of leaked games outside of Sony before the company went and confirmed the release of Chrono Cross Remaster, Tactics Ogre Remaster, and Kingdom Hearts 4 last year. Square Enix A Final Fantasy 9 remake could be next after Final Fantasy 7. Given the way things are going over at 343 Industries right now, it could use Halo 5: Guardians as a hail mary to try and appease the disappointed Halo fanbase. We've known for a while that Gears 6 is coming but Halo 5: Guardians would be a welcome addition. The first-party Microsoft games included on the list feels more like a reassurance than a confirmation.
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Microsoft Halo 5: Guardians was a strong return to form for 343 Industries that's sorely missed on the PC platform.
In that case, Final Fantasy XVI might be headed to the PC first as its presumed six-month PS5 exclusivity ends next January.Īll told, PlayStation fans with souped-up PCs will be eating well for at least the next year. If we believe the rumors that a new PS5 model is coming out later this year, Sony might push back the PC port of Horizon Forbidden West to next year to capitalize on the expected surge of available PS5 units compared to last year. This would leave Horizon Forbidden West as the last of the listed PlayStation exclusives to head to the PC. If we speculate based on the order in which the games came out, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart should come after Returnal arrives on the PC next month followed by Ghost of Tsushima since the PS5-exclusive, Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut, came out in July of 2021. Sony doesn't seem to be following a pattern. Helldivers was the only Sony-exclusive title on the PC platform for a while when it came out in 2015, so the sequel is guaranteed to be available on at least both the PS5 and the PC.Īs for the rest, as we've already said, it's only a matter of time. The rest are a matter of when and not if. The same goes for Demon's Souls, which, as far as we know, was made (or is it re-made?) by a first-party Sony studio that's never had their game ported over to the PC. Of these six, the least likely to arrive on the PC is Gran Turismo 7 after what we just found out in December. Sony If Demon's Souls comes to the PC, there's a chance Bloodborne could be next. The Nvidia GeForce Now leak is a gift that keeps on giving.īelow is a round-up of some of the biggest games from the Nvidia GeForce Now leak that may or may not come out on the PC in the next few months and/or years. Even if several games in our round-up have been made public, there are still a few that still haven't been revealed yet.
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One of the biggest ones is easily the PC port of God of War, the best-selling PS4 game of all time, as well as Tekken 8 and Crysis 4, among several others. So much for "speculative", eh Nvidia? A year after the now-infamous leak came out, we've seen a handful of games finally get confirmed or released based on what supposedly just glorified educated guesses.
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