Kotaku: ''Is Final Fantasy dead? Should we stop getting excited about the series? Is it time to abandon all hope?''
Magic the Gathering x Final Fantasy has been so successful that it managed to sell $200 million in just 24 hours.
I think if helped they the prices for all these products were extremely high at launch. Like no other cross over had prices these high. LotR for example weren't even close to FF MTG prices
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No, it's not dead. We still have XIV and XV look forward to.
And if they increase the jiggle physics and breast size a little more and add in bikini DLC, I might buy Lightning Returns.
No. I find it funny that everyone was craving Versus but it turned into XV, everyone says Final Fantasy is dead. Well I've got news for ya FFVII fanboys. Turned based RPGs on consoles are the past. The tech was too slow to handle something like FFXV. Move on guys. FFXV will surpass VII. I'll tell ya that for nothing.
Yawn...another article about FF being dead.
It's not dead. How many FFs are coming out again? Yeah that's dead alright.
The Lightning saga was dead on arrival
FF as a whole is still very much alive. XV is coming and looks quite incredible, like a throwback to the golden age of FF.
Did you forget about Type-0? even though it wasn't localized, surely it must count for something. It's one of the better FF games according to anyone who knows Japanese.
But how do you tell when a franchise is "dead" anyway? Lack of sales? lack of spotlight? company goes under? What determines the so called "death" of a video game franchise. I think it'd be chalked up to word of mouth and pretty much everyone has nothing but praise for XV. That game's been hyped to hell since it was prematurely shown at E3 2006.
How could anything "dead" generate any sort of hype?