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Final Fantasy 7 Remake & future Square Enix PC games to be £65
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Square Enix is the latest publisher to hike up the prices of its games, with both Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Forspoken going for £65.
Last year, ahead of the release of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, several publishers said that they would be raising the price of their games. The likes of 2K and Activision bumped them up to £65, while Sony went even further and now sells first party PS5 games at £70.
Despite being an unpopular move it was grudgingly accepted by customers and so it became
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Chrono Cross: What is Radical Dreamers?
Whereas Chrono Trigger is often considered a genre-defining JRPG, the game's successor is rarely looked at by fans in the same light. Though developed by a similar development staff at Squaresoft, Chrono Cross was purposefully designed as a vastly different game in a similar world. Though the game was contentious at launch for largely steering away from Chrono Trigger's design, the 1999 JRPG on PlayStation gained a cult following among JRPG fans that continued to grow, as fans came to appreciate it as a standalone Chrono game. The Chrono Cross remaster reveal excited many fans this week, but the addition of Radical Dreamers did confuse some fans.
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