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Square Enix Boutique Lists PlayStation 4 Version Of Final Fantasy X / X-2
Update: Square Enix has responded to our inquiry. "We are looking into this matter and have no comment at this time," a representative told us via email.
Original Story:
At PlayStation Experience, Square Enix announced Final Fantasy VII for PlayStation 4. While you’re busy being disappointed that it isn’t the full remake you want, the company’s French arm may have something to make you smile.
According to a listing on the French version of the company's digital storefront (since removed), Final Fantasy X/X-2 is coming to PlayStation 4. The titles were re-released earlier this year on PlayStation 3 and Vita.
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We’ve reached out to Square Enix for more information. We’ll update should we receive a response.
[Source: Square-Enix (removed) via RPGSite on Twitter]
Our Take
I'll admit to being both disappointed and amused by Square Enix's Final Fantasy VII troll at PlayStation Experience. This might ease the pain just a little though, as Final Fantasy X is one of my favorites in the series.
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