Parasite Eve was a wild combination of RPG, horror, science fiction, and novel adaptation you would never expect to see from a big-budget video game in the 90s. But the first game was a prime example of Square Enix’s willingness to do weird stuff at the height of its prominence, including dive into different genres outside of its bread and butter. Parasite EveĪs a series, Parasite Eve has been all over the place. So, here’s a list of my favorite Square Enix games that still haven’t seen proper re-releases, remasters, remakes, you get the drill. After all, it’s a good way to fund the big stuff. That said, eventually that game will come out, and along the way there will be more remakes and re-releases of Square Enix classics. Because of that, we’re still eagerly awaiting the Final Fantasy VII remake, despite all the drama. But we often still love it, even when it veers off the tracks a little. Sometimes this stuff is messy, and sometimes Square Enix is particularly messy. Or, in some cases, we have seen re-releases, but ones that didn’t exactly live up to the quality of the originals. But while certain games have seen the remake (or remaster) treatment multiple times, other Square Enix classics are still stuck on their original platforms.
After all, if the people keep lining up to buy Final Fantasy IV for the umpteenth time, there’s no reason to stop. When a company’s lineup is so strongly revered by its fanbase, updating older classics is an easy decision to make. Square Enix has a long and even productive history of remakes.
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