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Square Enix Joins Steam
by Chris Faylor, Feb 24, 2009 8:40am PSTTitles from Final Fantasy series developer Square Enix will soon begin appearing on Valve's PC digital distribution platform Steam, the two companies announced today.
Coming April 9, the PC version of The Last Remnant will be Square's first Steam release, and will also integrate Steamworks for as-yet-unspecified functionality. The action-RPG arrived on Xbox 360 last fall, with a PlayStation 3 release due later on.
The announcement added that Square will "continue to add to its roster of games on Steam" in North America and Europe, but did not specify any other titles or pricing. Supreme Commander 2, which Square is publishing, represents a likely candidate.
"Square Enix is committed to delivering the best quality titles to PC gamers and distribution on Steam is one of the many steps we are taking to increase accessibility for fans in North America and PAL territories," said Square Enix CEO John Yamamoto.
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If FF7 hits Steam, i will definitely buy it and re-live those glorious 70hrs of gameplay.
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The fact that a console only developer is joining the PC market just shows that PC gaming is not dead. I see no reason why they would want to develop PC games if it really is "dead".
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I think I have a sudden requirement to play this game.
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been awhile since I played that one, never quite finished either.
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At a way to move forward in this scarry convoluted market. Exclusivity is suicide now.
This will keep them relevent, nice to see some business sense. Now bring on a modern FF7 PC update!
Seems pretty optimized from what I heard.
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ah the luxuries of modern living
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Going through Steam alone (or maybe just digital distribution alone) would be coo
There were some complaints about the engine on the consoles though... I hope the PC version will be better.
I haven't played JRPG for a loooong while now and it sure will be a nice change from hardcore PC games.
"Square Enix is committed to delivering the best quality titles to PC" -> FFXIII on PC?
Who knows? I remember when nVidia boasted FFXIII on their website. Square-Enix later 'clarified' that it's developed *ON* PC's not *FOR* PC's and FFXIII disappeared from nVidia's website...
Who knows...
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