Will Steam get Final Fantasy VII Remake someday?

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Sir_Sephy 2021년 12월 13일 오전 7시 51분

I'd intend to buy all of final fantasy series and spinoff series. I keep my eyes on news about FF7R until the day they announced that its finally available for PC but only in Epic Games Store. Also I've been waiting for Kingdom Heart 3 for ages since. whats your thought?

P.S.
I dunno if it is right place to discuss.

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leybbbo 2022년 6월 4일 오전 10시 56분

https://twitter.com/AtelierTool/status/1471974591371390977

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my new friend 2022년 6월 4일 오전 10시 58분

leybbbo님이 먼저 게시:
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Old news. Boooooooooo.

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nullable 2022년 6월 4일 오후 12시 41분

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Not sure i'm willing to pay 80 bucks for FF VII Remake. As much as i love the original, that is a rather steep price for a remake that only contains a slice of the original game.

Yeah, that is the other catch. NO game is worth 80 Euro in my opinion. Period.
And Square Enix seem determined to set this as the new standard price for their new games, see "Forspoken" on Steam.
So even if they add Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy 7 Remake to Steam at some point, i doubt i will buy either without a 75% + discount somewhere down the line.

I mean I read this and I wonder...

Games still go on sale. And I can't help but think, adjusted for inflation I paid like $140 for Super Mario RPG in 1996, I believe it was priced at $69.95 (but a part of my crappy memory says it may have been $79.95) either price was worth it for how much I liked the game, and how much I played it.

Games may not be able to maintain $50-60 forever and arguably because of inflation that price is pretty depressed.

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crunchyfrog 2022년 6월 5일 오전 8시 20분

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Ogami님이 먼저 게시:

Yeah, that is the other catch. NO game is worth 80 Euro in my opinion. Period.
And Square Enix seem determined to set this as the new standard price for their new games, see "Forspoken" on Steam.
So even if they add Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy 7 Remake to Steam at some point, i doubt i will buy either without a 75% + discount somewhere down the line.

I mean I read this and I wonder...

Games still go on sale. And I can't help but think, adjusted for inflation I paid like $140 for Super Mario RPG in 1996, I believe it was priced at $69.95 (but a part of my crappy memory says it may have been $79.95) either price was worth it for how much I liked the game, and how much I played it.

Games may not be able to maintain $50-60 forever and arguably because of inflation that price is pretty depressed.

Thing is though infaltion is irrelevant to pricing, as almost no products have any sort of linearity with infaltion. You do get some effect, but prices, especially with entertainment are largely just what they can get for it, and nothing more.

I have a poster on my wall of the old Atari Centipede for the Atari 2600 I cut out of a magazine back in the day. Bottom right corner it says "RRP £29.99".

At that time, the average weekly wage was under £100. So over a quarter of a whole weekly wage for a game.

That was about 1982. By the time the PS1 was out, and I was writing for certain magazines, I was privy to certain bits of wholesale information, and PS1 games were RRP'ed at £29.99-39.99 depending. The priofit margins were terrible though as you bought them in at about £27 (unless you could buy hundreds of copies, which is why supermarkets did well).

So just like other products, they bear no realtion to inflation.

Music for example, wen t DOWN in price once other things like Napster came around.

In the 1980s when CDs took off, and I was DJing, CDs were £11.99, unless they were on offer (usually bought in bulk and in the chart) you could get them at £9.99 for a while. This largely stayed until the 1990s, when things moved to £12.99.

This stayed until Naptser and digital distrubution screwed over the idiot publishers, then CDs dropped to between £6.99 for chart ones and £9.99 for others.

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