Square Enix has published their financial report for the financial year ending March 31, 2019.
- Final Fantasy series: 144 million copies (an increase of 2 million compared to the previous quarter)
- Dragon Quest series: 78 million copies (an increase of 2 million compared to the previous quarter)
- Tomb Raider series: 74 million copies (an increase of 7 million compared to the previous quarter)
Noteworthy are the 7 million copies registered by Shadow of the Tomb Raider in the first quarter of 2019, demonstrating how the game is still doing well on the market.
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Eurogamer writes: "That's according to The Verge's Tom Warren, who (in the site's paywalled Notepad newsletter) says a new Halo: Combat Evolved remaster is currently in the early stages of development. It's one of several new games reportedly being considered for Project Latitude - Microsoft's internal name for its new multi-console release strategy - following multi-console launches for Sea of Thieves, Grounded, Pentiment, and Hi-Fi Rush earlier this year."
I remember having a good time with this one in a, let's say 'modded' version, on the PC with a bunch of friends back in the day.
Not really sure if I would pay 70 or even 60 dollars for it on my ps5, but I guess we'll see. I would consider if it was the master chef collection, mainly for the single player campaigns, and if it was around 40 bucks
Right they already remastered the cutscenes and the master chief collection is already a thing just make that work for ps5 users.
Yes... twice if you count the Anniversary edition on 360 and then later updated again (slightly) for the MC Collection on XBO.
Yes, and I'm sure all the usual suspects who are super upset at other companies for "remaking remasters" will be outraged about this one.
Yeah it's been remastered twice I believe. I'm not sure why this needs another one. A from-the-ground-up remake I could understand, but another remaster seems entirely unnecessary.
I was thinking it could be remade under Unreal Engine 5 to get ready for Certain Affinity's new BR game that might get shown off on Sunday. (Don't know know just speculation. ) One of the jobs descriptions for the BR Halo was designed to be played on all consoles or every where (hard paraphrasing here) once again there's smoke but doesnt always mean fire.
I personally think it's false. It's already been redone a few times plus nobody is really asking for Halo CE remake not like a Gears collection (which ppl are speculating could be on PS also) unless Halo CE gets announced on Sunday along with Certain Affinity's new game then I can see both games being on PS, I highly, highly doubt it. It's also said to be in early development so why even "leak" this news unless Tom Warren wants you to sign up to his news letter lol. Who knows if it's even real which I personally don't think it is. Any game that's early in development could be considered to go multiplatform, you can just throw that in there for any game being made.
If Sony can release two remasters of The Last of Us and Rock Star can release two console updates for GTA V, we can have another remaster of Halo CE.
We already have two remasters of Halo CE. One for 360 and one for XBO. Just like LoU remastered for PS4 and then again for PS5.
Halo with Dualsense capability would be cool. Hearing Cortana's voice through the controller speaker would be a cool addition as well!
Sorry i half to disagree as i use a game controller not some gimmick crap
Nothing like getting vital info from cheap ass speaker you can hardly hear do too wearing headphones and or having a surround sound setup.
I wish i could get a ps5 pad that only had buttons remove all the vibration/trigger/heptic/speak er shit i never use it nor see a point in it.
Sorry but, doesnt this essentially already exist in Halo MCC? It didn't say remake, it said remaster. What more can they do with it outside of what was already done?
So the general theory is that this is a brand new remaster using Unreal Engine, so it'll be very different at least aesthetically and possibly even gameplay-wise. It's also considered as a test for Unreal engine to be used for future Halo games.
I'm hoping it still has the little engine quirks that make it unique, like launching the warthog with grenades or painting the walls with the glowing alien goo and stuff like that.
That would suck i fucking hate unreal being everywere we need more game engines being used.
Putting all the eggs in one basket means every game has the same tools same limits same asset's and eventually epic will be like adobe seeing 0 competition will increase the cost of using said tools that cost will be put onto us the customer.
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Great numbers and 7 million for SOTR is great. I think we can guess that 70-75% is on PS4 as most multi-platform games sell the most on it.
didnt realize Tomb Raider still put up numbers like that wow
How does SoTR sell so well and Square Enix doesn’t make a mention of it? So many people were erroneously under the impression that it bombed and that it was a stupid decision to release if the same month as Spider-Man, yet it being part of a big franchise still allowed it to move an impressive 7 million in less than a year
Meanwhile NieR: Automata moves 4 million in more than two years and Square Enix can’t contain their excitement for it. The publisher clearly has different expectations for its western and eastern titles
Can't wait for the next DQ game, DQ11 was my first in the series, and they completely won me over.