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GameRevolution: "During today's Japan Expo, Final Fantasy XIV Producer Naoki Yoshida shared that the game has accumulated a total of five million paid subscribers during its 21 months on the market. To be clear, the current subscriber count hasn't been announced, nor has Square Enix ever shared the concurrent player count. The five million subscriber figure doesn't include trial accounts, and only those who have at one time or another paid the $12.99/$14.99 monthly fee."

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Minecraft: Story Mode, the adventure game by Telltale based on the popular game, has received a brand new trailer during Minecon 2015

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During today's Japan Expo, Final Fantasy XIV Producer Naoki Yoshida shared that the game has accumulated a total of five million paid subscribers during its 21 months on the market.

To be clear, the current subscriber count hasn't been announced, nor has Square Enix ever shared this figure. The five million subscriber total doesn't include trial accounts, and only those who have at one time or another paid the $12.99/$14.99 monthly fee making it a substantial feat.
Also See: FFXIV: Heavensward Review
Estimates place FFXIV at around 800,000 to 1.2 million subscribers after a one million subscriber bump from February's announced total of four million, averaging at around 9,000 new players per day over four months. Significant post-launch updates and the arrival of Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward have been key components to recent growth.

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During its panel at Anime Expo, Aksys Games announced that the much awaited sequel of the Zero Escape series, Zero Escape 3 is currently in development.

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Carl Williams writes, "The Commodore 65 was to be a major hardware upgrade to the venerable Commodore 64. Scheduled to be called the C64DX/C65 and set for an early 90s launch, Commodore pulled the plug rather abruptly and shelved the unit due to unforeseen rising manufacturing costs and probably due to their own success. During the period that this new computer was to launch, the Commodore Amiga 500 was seeing tremendous success in the market. You dont have to be a rocket scientist to realize that it is a bad idea to introduce a competing piece of hardware when you have another, similarly priced, piece of hardware killing it at retail. Fate stepped in and ended the life of the C65 before it was ever able to breathe its first breath."