Most people keep assuming that...

[KnightofAncient]

Falcom confirmed that they are working with PhyreEngine in an interview with SiliconEra sometime ago, actually.

Thankfully, Google is my friend:
http://www.siliconera.com/2011/10/27...arket-changes/

Also, some example games that have been developed with PhyreEngine are Neptunia, Ar Tonelico, and Journey, so people have an idea of what it's capable of doing. (I think thatgamecompany used it for flow and Flower, as well.)

I think you misinterpreted my post due to me rushing that above post. If you look through my post history, I have been saying Falcom is developing with the PhyreEngine, not denying it. I said I saw the "Project title" for that specific Falcom game on a site containing the list of other developers and their projects/titles being developed for the PhyreEngine.

As I said above, I saw this site in question at the time when Sony announced the PhyreEngine and developers started using it.

[omgfloofy]

I know the site you were talking about in your original post- it was wikipedia referencing another website. The first person to break that info was someone on a BBS in Brazil. Until the SiliconEra interview, there was no solid official confirmation on it from Falcom. As much as I'd like, I wouldn't trust a wiki post or someone posting on a BBS for anything to be 100% legit without more backing.

[KnightofAncient]

SiliconEra does not even confirm that said "project title" just the use of the devkit. I assume when you said "confirmation on it" that "it" meant Falcom developing for the PhyreEngine.

If that "title" is true then it would put some puzzle pieces into place.

[omgfloofy]

Yeah, to my knowledge, Falcom's never really talked about what their PhyreEngine project is. Back in 2009, they talked about doing Ys Seven multiplatform as an IR report, so I've always assumed it would be that. (I like to think it's a safe assumption at least.)