The company expressed disappointment at not being able to successfully develop a Vita port, but it certainly tried.Galak-Z will be coming out on the PC as well, though that release will follow a little while later. 17-Bit responded to a Twitter user and said [the PC version] will follow PS4 version by a couple of months... will announce that date in the near future. I played a bit of Galak-Z at E3 last month and came away impressed. Its fluid controls, tough difficulty, and anime-inspired presentation make for an impressive combination. I can't wait to play more when it comes out next month.Final Fantasy XIV Has Had 5 Million Subscribers, Is Second Most Popular Subscription-Based MMO. 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 ReviewEstimates 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 Final Fantasy XIV 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.With subscription-based MMORPGs becoming an increasingly rare breed on the market, FFXIV stands as the second most popular game of its kind in the world today. High-budget Final Fantasy XIV games such as Aionand Star Wars: The Old Republic have opted for an optional subscription model after debuting with a monthly fee, while Final Fantasy XIV games like Guild Wars 2 prefer a buy-to-play model.FFXIV trails the reigning subscription MMO Final Fantasy Cheap FFXIV Gil XIV, a game that has been the king of the jungle for more than nine years. Despite significantly outperforming its competition, it recently plunged to its lowest figure since its Burning Crusade expansion in 2007 with around 6.5 million paying Final Fantasy XIV players. Blizzard has attempted to combat this trend with a Final Fantasy XIV Token system that allows Final Fantasy XIV players to trade in-game currency for game time.Related: Top 10 Most Popular MMOs in 2015The only other subscription-based MMO on the market that challenges FFXIVis EVE Online, which is estimated to have around 300,000 subscribers in 2015.WildStarhas been competing with FFXIV for Final Fantasy XIV players for the past year, but will transition to free-to-play this August. Meanwhile, The Elder Scrolls Onlinehas already undergone a jump to buy-to-play.FFXIV initially launched to scathing reviews in 2010, and was later reinvented in the form of 2013'sFFXIV: A Realm Reborn which was led by new management.