Who here thinks FFXIII needs to be on PC

Show of hands. Err, votes.

No

yes...why?.............................................................................nude mods:twisted:

Does it need to be on PC? No. Do I care? No. Some people are interested into that crap though, so why not.

I would love to see it on pc.

It would sell pathetically bad. This is not the type of game your common PC user would *buy. I believe it would be a waste of money for Square.

I love JRPG on the console when I used to have one (a proud PC gamer now) but I wouldnt really care if FF13 is on PC because the PC market has been and always will be very lacking due to the tiny amount of JRPG games available.

Well, it would be nice, but I can't say i would be purchasing it right away... maybe 2 years from now....

If the graphics were a ton better, I would buy a new video card just for it.JunkTrap

It'll probably come to PC if console versions sells millions of copies, because it would be very inexpensive for Square-Enix to finish the PC version used as base for the x360/PS3 development. But after all I've seen on the previews and gameplay videos I really don't care anymore. This game will be far worse and dumbed down than Final Fantasy X. And I say that being a Final Fantasy fan, at least until Final Fantasy VI, the best one in the series.:P

[QUOTE="JunkTrap"]If the graphics were a ton better, I would buy a new video card just for it.ShadowsRunner

I can name a few things:

-DX11 Tessellation
-Anti-Aliasing
-nVidia 3d vision
-PhysX by nVidia
-ATi Eyefinity
-More than 30 frames per second

it would be nice, but its been proven to be more suited to console. Heck they didnt even release a 360 version in japan.

it would be nice, but its been proven to be more suited to console. Heck they didnt even release a 360 version in japan.

kevy619

FF has kinda sucked post-IX (X was alright-ish.) You aren't missing out on much imo.

Yes, would be amazing.... too bad most of the PC community think they are above japanese games, and thinkg WRPG are the only good ones because of the illusion of choice which ultimatly is very minor at best :roll:Birdy09

Nah.. I enjoy both JRPGs and WRPGs..but the Final Fantasy franchise has been really disappointing with the past few installments. I have enjoyed some recent stuff from other franchises like Lost Odyssey & Persona 3/4 though.

Id prolly get it, 1680x1050, and AA at good fps.

Yes, would be amazing.... too bad most of the PC community think they are above japanese games, and thinkg WRPG are the only good ones because of the illusion of choice which ultimatly is very minor at best :roll:Birdy09

Yes, would be amazing.... too bad most of the PC community think they are above japanese games, and thinkg WRPG are the only good ones because of the illusion of choice which ultimatly is very minor at best :roll:Birdy09

Japanese developers are not PC supporter (expect capcom)badtaker

Capcom is the only japan developer who cares of the pc. But recently square enix started to release their games on pc too. They released Last Remnant and Order of war on pc, also they will release Front Mission Evolved on pc.Iam happy that Front Mission evloved coming to pc because shotters are my favorites games!! But i would also like to see FFXII on pc to

[QUOTE="Birdy09"]Yes, would be amazing.... too bad most of the PC community think they are above japanese games, and thinkg WRPG are the only good ones because of the illusion of choice which ultimatly is very minor at best :roll:zomglolcats

Its linear style is nearly Identical to Final Fantasy 10s.... your on a set path until about 2/3s of the way...... then a wide open area (with alot more to do than FF10's) comes into play... maybe you should read some actually impressions from people who have completed it, not ones that have seen JPEGS are the 1 line maps... which were the same as FF10... nobody seemed to care then.

Or how the game, despite "lineararity" still takes 50-60 hours with side quests....

dont get me wrong, its no second coming I agree, I dont particulally like many of the characters... only Lightining and the one whos name i can never rememeber (The Female that summons Bahamut). and the lack of any trademark minigames is a big annoyance. But everything else looks amazing.

Its an MMO, right?

Games like these are just begging to be PS3-PC compatable, meaning a person on PC can play someone on PS3, and vice versa.

I really do not understand why it is that difficult. Consoles are just baby computers, after all.

Its an MMO, right?

Games like these are just begging to be PS3-PC compatable, meaning a person on PC can play someone on PS3, and vice versa.

I really do not understand why it is that difficult. Consoles are just baby computers, after all.

mrbojangles25

[QUOTE="mrbojangles25"]

Its an MMO, right?

Games like these are just begging to be PS3-PC compatable, meaning a person on PC can play someone on PS3, and vice versa.

I really do not understand why it is that difficult. Consoles are just baby computers, after all.

Birdy09

oooooh that is very cool, did not know that

I think they should revert to the old battle system first, after FFXI its been nothing but realtime systems which make the games boring. But anywho I have a PS3 and a 360 so I couldnt care less.

[QUOTE="kevy619"]

it would be nice, but its been proven to be more suited to console. Heck they didnt even release a 360 version in japan.

badtaker

Weird how is that racist? I think you're being too extreme, there is also plenty of examples in the western games that are racially biased as well.

[QUOTE="Birdy09"]

[QUOTE="zomglolcats"] I'm not above Japanese games. I love them actually, even the GOOD RPG's. But all the stuff I've read about FF 13 just makes me really mad. According to all accounts, this is the most linear FF yet, and I'm sorry, but Square doesn't make games anymore. They make interactive CGI movies. I'll take any number of good Japanese RPG's over FF now.zomglolcats

Its linear style is nearly Identical to Final Fantasy 10s.... your on a set path until about 2/3s of the way...... then a wide open area (with alot more to do than FF10's) comes into play... maybe you should read some actually impressions from people who have completed it, not ones that have seen JPEGS are the 1 line maps... which were the same as FF10... nobody seemed to care then.

Or how the game, despite "lineararity" still takes 50-60 hours with side quests....

dont get me wrong, its no second coming I agree, I dont particulally like many of the characters... only Lightining and the one whos name i can never rememeber (The Female that summons Bahamut). and the lack of any trademark minigames is a big annoyance. But everything else looks amazing.

[QUOTE="zomglolcats"][QUOTE="Birdy09"]Yes, would be amazing.... too bad most of the PC community think they are above japanese games, and thinkg WRPG are the only good ones because of the illusion of choice which ultimatly is very minor at best :roll:Birdy09

Its linear style is nearly Identical to Final Fantasy 10s.... your on a set path until about 2/3s of the way...... then a wide open area (with alot more to do than FF10's) comes into play... maybe you should read some actually impressions from people who have completed it, not ones that have seen JPEGS are the 1 line maps... which were the same as FF10... nobody seemed to care then.

Or how the game, despite "lineararity" still takes 50-60 hours with side quests....

dont get me wrong, its no second coming I agree, I dont particulally like many of the characters... only Lightining and the one whos name i can never rememeber (The Female that summons Bahamut). and the lack of any trademark minigames is a big annoyance. But everything else looks amazing.

[QUOTE="Birdy09"]

[QUOTE="zomglolcats"] I'm not above Japanese games. I love them actually, even the GOOD RPG's. But all the stuff I've read about FF 13 just makes me really mad. According to all accounts, this is the most linear FF yet, and I'm sorry, but Square doesn't make games anymore. They make interactive CGI movies. I'll take any number of good Japanese RPG's over FF now.zomglolcats

Its linear style is nearly Identical to Final Fantasy 10s.... your on a set path until about 2/3s of the way...... then a wide open area (with alot more to do than FF10's) comes into play... maybe you should read some actually impressions from people who have completed it, not ones that have seen JPEGS are the 1 line maps... which were the same as FF10... nobody seemed to care then.

Or how the game, despite "lineararity" still takes 50-60 hours with side quests....

dont get me wrong, its no second coming I agree, I dont particulally like many of the characters... only Lightining and the one whos name i can never rememeber (The Female that summons Bahamut). and the lack of any trademark minigames is a big annoyance. But everything else looks amazing.

Sadly, it might require either a suicidal, yet heroic effort to convince Square to bring the Final Fantasy franchise to the PC.

[QUOTE="zomglolcats"][QUOTE="Birdy09"]

Its linear style is nearly Identical to Final Fantasy 10s.... your on a set path until about 2/3s of the way...... then a wide open area (with alot more to do than FF10's) comes into play... maybe you should read some actually impressions from people who have completed it, not ones that have seen JPEGS are the 1 line maps... which were the same as FF10... nobody seemed to care then.

Or how the game, despite "lineararity" still takes 50-60 hours with side quests....

dont get me wrong, its no second coming I agree, I dont particulally like many of the characters... only Lightining and the one whos name i can never rememeber (The Female that summons Bahamut). and the lack of any trademark minigames is a big annoyance. But everything else looks amazing.

Birdy09

In regards to CGI movies, I never said they ONLY make CGI movies. My point is, you watch far more cutscenes and dialogue than you do playing the game. That's why I say it's more like watching an interactive movie than playing a game. I don't really know anybody who doesn't agree with that.

Sadly, it might require either a suicidal, yet heroic effort to convince Square to bring the Final Fantasy franchise to the PC.

flashn00b

I thought there's been Final Fantasy games for the pc. All of them have been low-key. But, they're there. I remember Windows versions starting from FF VII.

[QUOTE="flashn00b"]

Sadly, it might require either a suicidal, yet heroic effort to convince Square to bring the Final Fantasy franchise to the PC.

jun_aka_pekto

I thought there's been Final Fantasy games for the pc. All of them have been low-key. But, they're there. I remember Windows versions starting from FF VII.

I thought there's been Final Fantasy games for the pc. All of them have been low-key. But, they're there. I remember Windows versions starting from FF VII.

jun_aka_pekto

Eidos' ports of FFVII and VIII were considered garbage by the way. I could imagine that FF would have become a PC franchise if Square-Enix took the time, effort, and patience to port the games themselves, with FFXII using normal mapping and specular maps.

Meh, if it came out for PC I'd buy it for PC, but otherwise my playstation will do just fine for me.

[QUOTE="devious742"]

yes...why?.............................................................................nude mods:twisted:

magicalclick

[QUOTE="Birdy09"]

[QUOTE="zomglolcats"] I'm not above Japanese games. I love them actually, even the GOOD RPG's. But all the stuff I've read about FF 13 just makes me really mad. According to all accounts, this is the most linear FF yet, and I'm sorry, but Square doesn't make games anymore. They make interactive CGI movies. I'll take any number of good Japanese RPG's over FF now.zomglolcats

Its linear style is nearly Identical to Final Fantasy 10s.... your on a set path until about 2/3s of the way...... then a wide open area (with alot more to do than FF10's) comes into play... maybe you should read some actually impressions from people who have completed it, not ones that have seen JPEGS are the 1 line maps... which were the same as FF10... nobody seemed to care then.

Or how the game, despite "lineararity" still takes 50-60 hours with side quests....

dont get me wrong, its no second coming I agree, I dont particulally like many of the characters... only Lightining and the one whos name i can never rememeber (The Female that summons Bahamut). and the lack of any trademark minigames is a big annoyance. But everything else looks amazing.