Final Fantasy XVI would be "coming sooner than people do not think it" because he has been under development for 4 years
Final Fantasy XVI would arrive earlier than expected, according to the former Kotaku and Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier.
The game has been announced during the latest PLAYSTATION showcase and has been confirmed as an exclusivity of the PS5 console also available on PC.
It was reported that it would go out on Xbox Series X | S and PC in one year after the original launch date, but this has not been confirmed yet.
On the basis of the information collected by Schreier, and revealed on the Triple Clic Podcast, the next main title of the RPG series should "arrive earlier than people do not think."
The revelation trailer closed without giving an appropriate output window, so it was almost certain that it would not be out shortly.
In addition to this, in a Blog PlayStation Post shared after the presentation, it has been confirmed that new information about the game would not be available before next year, and that looked like an index of an output date. 'was not so close.
"Our next disclosure of information is planned for 2021, so in the meantime, I expect everyone to have fun, because we have a lot of things in reserve, not only for Final Fantasy XVI, but also For FINAL Fantasy XIV, "said Producer Naoki Yoshida.
In addition, the director Hiroshi Takai said, "It may be necessary for a while before we can put it in your hands", which certainly does not seem to be linked to an imminent launch.
However, Schreier believes that the development of the project is under way "for at least four years to a certain extent".
This explains in a way why Final Fantasy XVI was already presented with a gameplay trailer rather than a simple teaser or a CGI trailer, which should detail how far the development process really progressed.
Of course, the existence of the game has not been a huge surprise because it has been rumored for a while and even as an exclusive playstation in a certain way.
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