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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...

Microsoft gave us a live demonstration of its Project xCloud game streaming service Tuesday, showing Forza Horizon 4 being played on an Android phone. Conveniently, the Inside Xbox video came a week before Google is expected to reveal its game-streaming service at Game Developers Conference (GDC) and days after Sony brought PS4 Remote Play to iPhone and iPad. Microsoft's video shows Kareem Choudhry, Microsoft's corporate vice president of cloud gaming, letting presenter Julia Hardy play the open world racing game as it's streamed to a phone, using an Xbox One controller connected via Bluetooth. "We're developing Project xCloud not as a replacement for game consoles, but as a way to provide the same choice and versatility that lovers of music and video enjoy today," Choudhry wrote in an accompanying blog post. "We're adding more ways to play Xbox games." So don't go trading in your Xbox One just yet. Forza Horizon 4 only hit...

A few days ago, Playground Games, the developer of Forza Horizon 4,  has removed "Carlton" and "Floss" dances from this prestigious open-world racing game. The studio released an update earlier today that contains a batch of improvements and new contents. But this patch would also be a quick fix that manages to help the developer Playground Games and its parent firm & the game's publisher Microsoft Studios get rid of an upcoming lawsuit by removing the Carlton, and Floss dance emotes that in-game characters were able to perform previously between races.  Hip Hop artist 2 Milly sued Fortnite developer Epic Games in December 2018 for cribbing original dance moves from him. The Battle Royale shooter game previously rolled out a series of new emotes that were soon after considered as duplicates of 2 Milly's Milly Rock dance as well as dances like the Carlton, Floss, and more. Since then, others have come after joining that suit including Russel...