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Square Enix reveals the release date for Final Fantasy VII: Remake!!!

For years now many people have waited for an official release date for Final Fantasy VII: Remake which is quite possibly the most anticipated RPG title of the 10’s decade. While many people were under the impression that Final Fantasy VII: Remake was going to be released sometime between 2018-2019 a few years back Square Enix had revealed at their E3 Conference that the game will not be available until Spring 2020. The exact release date for Final Fantasy VII: Remake is March 3rd of 2020 which is something people might be bummed about since they were expecting the game to appear in retail later 2019. However, the release of Final Fantasy VII: Remake will be well worth the wait following its March 2020.

Based on what we know this version of Final Fantasy VII will be a Action-RPG remake of the original title released in ’97 which went on to be the second-best selling game for the PS1. The PlayStation version of FFVII released in 1997 reached close to 10 million units worldwide and has a cult following due to its story and the popularity of characters such as Cloud Strife the main character along with Sephiroth the main villain and is regard as one of the greatest JRPG’s of all-time. Final Fantasy VII: Remake will be a PS4 exclusive that provides outstanding visuals since it was developed utilizing the Unreal Engine 4. The Final Fantasy VII: Remake has been on development since 2015 and its a game that seems like it has the potential to be the “Best RPG Game” of 2020. It will be interesting to see how successful the Final Fantasy VII: Remake become following its upcoming release this upcoming year in March 2020.

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Will there ever be a direct sequel for Celeste?

When it comes down to 2D platform indie games of 2018 one of the most popular games of that year was Celeste. Since its release Celeste has been praised by numerous critics for its storyline along with its gameplay and graphics that resembles modern 8 bit gaming. Since its release back in January of last year Celeste has managed to sell at least 50,000 units worldwide which is pretty good for an indie game. Despite, how much Celeste shined as a 2D platformer on consoles such as the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the Nintendo Switch this past year there is no question that it was overshadowed by games such as Monster Hunter: World, God of War, Super Mario Odessey, Zelda: Breath of the Wild and many more.

Just because Celeste was overshadowed for the most the most part in 2018 does not mean that the game does not deserve a sequel. In fact, Celeste has only been out for only one year and while it does indeed draw a sequel it will probably be a couple of years before the developer Matt Makes Games actually makes one. It will be interesting to see whether or not Matt Makes Games decides to make a sequel for Celeste in future but as it currently stands it seems like the developer has no plans on making it a reality.

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Mortal Kombat X vs Tekken 7 which game was more popular in 2015?

When we think about some of the most popular fighting games that was released back in 2015 the top two titles that instantly comes to mind are Mortal Kombat X and Tekken 7. Both games received a significant amount mainstream attention following their respective releases and received positive receptions from fans and critics alike. But in terms of which game was better is something that is debatable. If you are a fan of 3D fighting games than then Tekken 7 is most like your cup of tea especially if you are a long time fan of the series. If you have been a MK fan since Mortal Kombat 3 & 4 from the mid to late 90’s the story mode along the characters included in Mortal Kombat X such as Shinnok, Quan-Chi, Tanya and others was something worth checking out.

While both games looked impressive visually there is no doubt that Tekken 7 was much better since it utilized the Unreal Engine 4 will MK X used the Unreal Engine 3 despite both games being released within the same year. But as far as which title was more closer to reaching “Fighting Game of the Year” status many people would probably lean more towards Mortal Kombat X. The introduction of new characters in Mortal Kombat X along with the momentum the series had following the release of MK IX back in 2011 were arguably significant factors in relation to the overall success of the game itself.

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Upcoming Games- Remi Lore: (2019)

There are so many cool games that the world is looks forward to seeing on multiple game consoles in 2019. One of the few titles that does get talked about as much which is expected to appear on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the Nintendo Switch next year is a rouge-lite hack ‘n slash title developed by Pixellore Inc & Published by Nicalis called Remi Lore: Lost Girl in the Land of Love. The game has an interesting plot involving the main protagonist Remi has she try to escape the magical world Ragnoah with the help of a talking book named Lore. The anime-style visuals for Remi Lore looks very impressive and features co-op local two player gameplay.

As it currently stands Remi Lore is expected to appear on February 26th of next year. While its possible that Remi Lore can easily be overshadowed by big releases for the PlayStation 4 & Xbox One in 2019 there is no doubt that this rouge-like title can definitely be an attraction for the Nintendo Switch. For those who want to pre-order Remi Lore they can do so for $39.99 in electronic retail stores such as Best Buy before its official release.

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Red Dead Redemption vs Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 which game is more popular right now?

When it comes down to gaming in 2018 two of the most popular titles that we have seen this year are Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 along with Red Dead Redemption 2. Since both of their respective releases Red Dead Redemption 2 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 have attracted a ton of mainstream attention especially since they include online multiplayer game modes that contributes to the replay value of each game. Ever since October 26th of this year Red Dead Redemption 2 had managed to sell over 15 million copies worldwide. It should also be noted that Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 managed to earn over $500 million in revenue since its launch back in October 12th but the exact sales figures the game are still unclear.

In their respective genre both titles are currently top titles of 2018. If you are a huge fan of the action-adventure genre of gaming you would be more inclined to agree that Red Dead Redemption 2 is more popular than Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. But if you are a fan of first person shooter games and have played Call of Duty since the Modern Warfare days of the late 00’s-early 10’s than COD: Black Ops 4 would most likely be considered a more superior game than Redemption 2. Either way both games seem about equal in relation to popularity in 2018.

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Should Mortal Kombat 9 be ported for the PlayStation 4 ?

When it comes down to popular fighting titles of the early 10’s along with Super Street Fighter IV one of the many titles that instantly comes to mind is Mortal Kombat 9 which was released for the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3 back in 2011. Since its release Mortal Kombat 9 was praised for its storyline covering the events of MK I-III along with its cinematic cutscenes and in depth roster containing popular characters from the series such as Liu Kang, Raiden, Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Johnny Cage, Sonya Kitana, Milenna and more. Since its release Mortal Kombat 9 had managed to set approximately 3 million copies and considered to be a fighting title that everyone has wanted to see on the PS4 and Xbox One for quite some time now.

While Mortal Kombat X was also a great game following its release in 2015 MK 9 was arguably more popular following its release back in 2011. If we do not hear or received a reveal trailer for Mortal Kombat XI anytime in 2019 than re-releasing MK 9 would be the next best thing that NetherRealm Studios and Warner Bros Interactive can possibly do at this point.

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Is Sony completely finished with backwards compatibility on game systems?

As many people know the PlayStation 5 is expected to appear sometime between 2019-2020 and as it currently stands it does not look like Sony plans on adding backwards compatibility to this upcoming game system. After all, the PlayStation 4 had absolutely no backwards compatibility with PS3 games and it managed to be probably the best selling game system of the 10’s decade. While PS2 was Sony’s best selling game system it was backwards compatible with PS1 titles and managed to become the highest selling console of all-time. Even though, models of the PS3 were backwards compatible with certain PS2 titles it still fell short of at least 20 million units worldwide in sales to that of the PlayStation 2 which reached around 154 million.

Since its release back in late 2013 the PlayStation 4 managed to reach over 86 million units worldwide in sales. It seems like the PS4 has managed to become highly successful without backwards compatibility this decade and adding that feature to the PlayStation 5 could possibly be detrimental to its overall success. For those who enjoy backwards compatibility in relation to older generation titles consoles such as the Xbox One would be most suitable for you especially since there is no indication whatsoever that Sony will be adding backwards compatibility to their upcoming game console.