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A Statement From Final Fantasy XIV Online Director Implies A Possible Extension Of The Game Platform Ports

The discussion of new potential console ports for Final Fantasy XIV is brought up in the latest talk with the game director Naoki Yoshida. Nintendo and Xbox may be the next havens for Final Fantasy XIV Online. Discussions are still in the works even though hinted.



There is a possibility that Final Fantasy XIV Online may extend its compatible platform into Nintendo and Xbox someday in the near feature. In an interview with FFXIV game director Naoki Yoshida by Gamespot, it was made clear that discussion with Microsoft, Nintendo, and Google are currently in progress. 

In a previous interview, the game director also stressed that cross-platform play is needed for the unity of Final Fantasy player bases and the offer of the best experience. The game only with PS4 and PC needs to be past history. With Sony and Nintendo starting to allow cross-play with competing platforms for games like Fortnite and Rocket League, there is a higher possibility for Final Fantasy XIV to extend to these platforms.

Yoshida even stated in his interview, "So as long as the regulations with the counterpart hardware companies ... we can actually pass that, then the possibility, the chance is quite high" [of Final Fantasy XIV coming to Xbox and Nintendo systems].

However, this is mostly speculation. According to Yoshida, negotiations with the other platforms are still going on. He reassured though that once there are details, there will be an announcement.

Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers will release on July 2nd, 2019 while you still need to be prepared for a series of rigorous combats in A Realm Reborn by now, so you probably are dying for substantial FFXIV Gil to recharge and upgrade.

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