Square Enix Delays Final Fantasy 7 and Avengers

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Some disappointing news for fans of Square Enix today as it has been announced that the recent Avengers game and Final Fantasy 7 have been delayed for a few months.

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The Final Fantasy 7  remake set to release March has been given a new release date of April 10, 2020, while the Avengers game has been moved to September whereas it was slated to launch in May. It would seem that the reason behind the delays of both games is quality control.  

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The producer Yoshinori Kitase said that he wants to give a game in line with the company’s vision.  Kitase believes that the Final Fantasy game needs a few more weeks to receive a final polish from the developers.

At the same time, the highly anticipated Avengers game which is also developed by Square Enix had a similar reason for the delay. 

The studio in charge of development for Avengers, Crystal Dynamics, said, “To that end, we will spend this additional development time focusing on fine-tuning and polishing the game to the high standards our fans expect and deserve.” 

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It would seem that fans of Ms. Marvel, Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Black Widow, and The Incredible Hulk will just have to wait a little longer to play as Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.

Despite all of these delays, it would seem as though Square Enix has good reason to do so as they want to give the best quality content for fans of both Final Fantasy and Marvel.

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The setback just shows that the company is committed to the fans and, hopefully, by the time that both Final Fantasy 7 and Marvel’s The Avengers come out, both games will deliver on their promises.

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