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Editor commented: "If we don't have a subseries page for FFVII, which has 6 games on PC counting rereleases, i don't see why FFXIII should have one considering only 3 games are part of it."
FFVII isn't a series (well, the remakes are but there is only one game in it so far), that's why. FFXIII is actually a real trilogy MetalPlateMage (talk) 22:32, 21 January 2024 (UTC)
Considering only the games available on PC, FFVII has the original game, Crisis Core Reunion (remaster of the prequel), Remake (partial remake/sequel), and Ever Crisis (episodic retelling of the whole Compilation of FFVII project). And i'm not counting all the rereleases of the original game in this post. With all the rereleases, FFVII has 6 games on PC and 6 articles on this wiki.
The big question is how do we layout all the remasters of the original game, there's like 3-4 of them
OK see Series:Final_Fantasy_VII and Series:Final_Fantasy_VII Remake. Would be nice if there was a way to combine the 3 original versions of VII as its looks weird that way even if it is technically correct.
You created a subseries for FFVII too now? And even a separated one just for FFVIIR? It's like you have read my reasoning for the revert where i used FFVII as an example for NOT creating a subseries for FFXIII and actually got the exact opposite message of what i was trying to say. Additionally, the 3 versions of the original VII are different releases and shouldn't be merged.
Since you likely missed it, Jigen, see https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Topic:Xxpztfengb9alagl for the author's thoughts on your 'raw edits' to his Final Fantasy sub-series pages.
The 2015 appears to come from an Engadget article covering decode in Japan. All other sources, including Polygon, appear to be using a publisher tweet.