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FFIX, FFX, KH and KH2 all came out after Chrono Cross and Vagrant Story.
Yes, I know better, but part of me still wants to hope that Sony came for XVI but only managed to get Athia instead.
Heavensward by itself is better than many of the mainline entries.
Well so it's even more interesting now that Imran is also not denying a possibility.
I don't want to get into insider discussions, but I did feel Kagari didn't get a fair shake at the time, since we are on the outside of the box and have no way of knowing what is what.
Anyway I really hope we get to see the game
Yeah, apart from Yoshida's comments (a game that has been in full-production since early 2019, seemingly), core team members of XIV haven't really worked on that game or others ever since Heavensward launched. There's no many more teams that could handle XVI in S-E (FF VII Remake will keep a large chunk busy, the Osaka team works exclusively on KH, Project Athia is a new IP by Luminous Studios...), so it only makes sense.
Especially since Yoshida (who would most likely be the producer) has expressed, iirc, ambition regarding future AAA games at S-E and, also, the mainline series (he prefers more classic settings, apparently).
ZhugeEX on timing of the announcement.
FF7R wasn't like that, and I highly doubt the next parts will be, or the next KH titles.
I would love a new final fantasy. 7 remake was one of the most fun games this gen for me. 15 I finished this past year and I can see the struggles with development, but all in all it was a good to great game. I wish I didnt buy it day one though as I'm still salty I haven't gotten the royal edition because I bought the special edition ff14 day one, but final fantasy has been one of my day one purchases since ff3(us). I just hope if it is ff16 it doesn't screw over day one purchasers as much and is more of a complete finished game. I'm okay with dlc later but to release a better base version later rubbed me the wrong way with ff15.
I think they have a lot of AA stuff from non main studios and the demo from the other showcase.
Their non rpg stuff are steady, they got 3 Tomb Raiders faster than one FF. The triple A rpg studios has lots of development hell (not that they really have but my impression)
I wish I could get excited about Medieval Final Fantasy.
I just don't care for anything in that setting. But I guess it's nice for people who are into that kinda thing =/
I just don't care for anything in that setting. But I guess it's nice for people who are into that kinda thing =/
Bought it and played the initial month it came with.
One of the worst playing MMO's I've touched, such an incredible bore gameplay wise, it was also pretty bad about zone cut offs, didn't really feel like an mmo.
I did like the visual design and VA tho.
Yeah, i forgot to mention that FFVIIR sequels and KH series will still be single player, but i can see they trying to make the mainline FFs GAAS
Watch out, the article has no actual source or cites any real inside knowledge. They refer to some tweets and basically speculate that FFXVI might happen.
That would make no real sense, but who knows I guess. At least not GaaS in the same way of the Avengers. Maybe something like Assassin's Creed or something I guess, though.
Should be bans dished out for the "LOL WON'T SEE IT FOR 10 YEARS" patter.
I'd be excited to see something new from a numbered FF title, one of the reasons I didn't particularly care for FF7R prior to release was I'd rather see new entries than revisiting the old ones. (Though FF7R did turn out to be excellent.)
I've seen a few journalists hinting at it being revealed, so I expect it to show up sooner rather than later.
I'd be excited to see something new from a numbered FF title, one of the reasons I didn't particularly care for FF7R prior to release was I'd rather see new entries than revisiting the old ones. (Though FF7R did turn out to be excellent.)
I've seen a few journalists hinting at it being revealed, so I expect it to show up sooner rather than later.
Navtra on timing of the announcement.
Duckroll was the one who came up with it since 2016 or 2017. I just pointed out how much of the FF14 team werea also the people who worked on FF12.
Very excited for the possibility, XIV is great and it'll be awesome to see those folks tackle a single-player game
FF is basically the franchise that gets me on board with systems too so it'd be hype to see it confirmed this early.
Also the doom-saying/"jokes" about FF's not releasing within 5 years of announcement has only ever applied to two games (XV and VII Remake), and the former was an early HD disaster project and VII Remake had well-known development troubles early on (it was CyberConnect2 until it wasn't).
FF is basically the franchise that gets me on board with systems too so it'd be hype to see it confirmed this early.
Also the doom-saying/"jokes" about FF's not releasing within 5 years of announcement has only ever applied to two games (XV and VII Remake), and the former was an early HD disaster project and VII Remake had well-known development troubles early on (it was CyberConnect2 until it wasn't).
you think they would get tired of making that one joke again and again, but…
Not only will we see see FFXVI released before the already-announced Elder Scrolls VI, I wouldn't be surprised if we saw it released before (or at least contemporaneously with) Starfield.
Oh man this is exciting if true. I've just finshed heavensward ( which was amazing) and the writing/story has just been top drawer throughout, so very excited.
What evidence do you have for this? What's changed at Square-Enix to make you think that they're going to release mainline Final Fantasy games any faster?
In Navtra we trust
Will you do some last minute predictions again ? 😁
....the story is literally the highest praised FF story in years.
Kagari on timing of the announcement.
I feel like a lot of people knew it was meant to be there at least at one point. Too many for it to have been some coincidence.
So far in this thread:
1. See you in 2049!
2. MMO team? Must be bad.
3. Excitement at the prospect of a new FF (I'm in this one)
Despite 14 being received incredibly well and very popular, why is it always an uphill battle trying to tell people FF14 is good?
Please look forward to September XVIth.
1. See you in 2049!
2. MMO team? Must be bad.
3. Excitement at the prospect of a new FF (I'm in this one)
Despite 14 being received incredibly well and very popular, why is it always an uphill battle trying to tell people FF14 is good?
Please look forward to September XVIth.
Shadowbringers is the most critically acclaimed game on PC in 2019.
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