A Beloved PS4/PS5 Game is Losing Its Console Exclusivity Status in 2026, and That’s for the Best

Although Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth received excellent reviews in 2024, sales didn’t reach what Square Enix had hoped for, according to their September financial report. While it’s unclear exactly what those expectations were, many believe they were ambitious. The report also revealed that Final Fantasy 16, which was initially a PlayStation exclusive, didn’t sell as well as expected. These announcements followed Square Enix’s May 2024 statement that they would be releasing more games on multiple platforms, signaling a move away from being closely tied to Sony. This strategy should improve the company’s profits, but it raises questions about how these changes will affect players.






