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<\/figure>\n Last September, a massive list of potential PC games leaked through Nvidia\u2019s GeForce Now video game streaming service and was posted online. At the time, no one quite knew what to make of it. Was it insider info or speculative placeholders? Now evidence is mounting that at least some of the leak is real with Square Enix officially confirming one of the more eye-catching listings for Kingdom Hearts IV<\/em><\/span> with a splashy reveal over the weekend.<\/p>\n GeForce Now<\/span> lets players stream games to phones, tablets, and PCs. Launched in 2020, the service has continually been adding support for new games<\/span>, which requires testing and coordination with publishers and studios. So when dozens of unannounced PC game titles surfaced from its database, people took notice.<\/p>\n Video game storefronts and platforms use placeholders all the time, and the industry\u2019s heavy reliance on sequels and spin-offs means it\u2019s not hard to guess at least some of what publishers are working on at any given moment. Nintendo will make another 3D Mario<\/em> and Activision will make another Call of Duty<\/em>. But in some cases the Nvidia leak went deeper than that, using project code names and specifying unlikely remasters and as the confirmations pile up people are starting to take it more seriously.<\/p>\n