Your Final Fantasy 7 remake pre-order could get canceled, here's how to make sure it doesn't
Final Fantasy 7 remake 🌞pre-orders from ಞthe Square Enix store need to be reconfirmed via email

Square Enix says US-based customers who pre-ordered the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Final Fantasy 7 Remake from thei💎r store need to reconfirm their order. In a social media post, the studio says pre-orders that aren't reconfirmed via email will be cancelled after the February 28 deadline.
"Due to the release date change to April 10th, you must opt-in by February 28 for your order to not be cancelled," reads the sociꦯal media . "If you do not opt in to keep your pre-order by Febꦬruary 28, your pre-order will be automatically cancelled. We will not be able to reinstate your pre-order, based on limited quantities available."
It's not clear why the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:recent delay is affecting pre-orders this way, but fans who want to make 100% sure they have their copy by release would do well to heed Square Enix's inst🌌ructions. It's also worth noting that the new schedule means your payment for the pre-order will now process on February 28. Square Enix says you'll get an email reminder to make sure your payment in💟formation is up to date.
Remember, this only applies to pre-orders that came directly from the Square Enix store. If you pre-ordered t𝕴he Final Fantasy 7 remake from Amazon, GameStop, or anywhere that isn't the online Square Enix store, you needn't worry about any of this.
The Final Fantasy 7 remake was just recently delayed by a little over a month, which is fairly modest considering what we've seen from other games. Not to open up any sore wounds, but the long-awaited Cyberpunk 2077 was just dealt a five-month delay. What I'm saying is, th🌌ings could be worse, so secure that pre-order before time's up.
Despite the delay and minor pre-order hassle, Final Fantasy 7 is shaping up to be one of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best new games of 2020.
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