As digital-based games continue to have greater prominence in the world of media, more companies are looking to find ways to adapt to this changing world. Even Sqaure Enix, one of the longest developers currently active, is trying to figure out how to capitalize on the increasingly-digital future. One such way is making all of its titles available digitally in the future. What form this will take is unknown, but Square Enix does mean all of its titles, even the weird NES ones.
While Square is still determining what this project will turn into, it looks like a high priority for the publisher. President and CEO Yosuke Matsuda said porting its titles to a digital service was already ?a dedicated project internally.? It will more than likely end up being a subscription-based service, though whether or not it would involve streaming remains up in the air. ?Certainly down the road, we would like to see that on a subscription or streaming service, so we?re exploring the possibility of creating a dedicated channel for ourselves,? Matsuda said.
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