Final Fantasy 15 director needs to attempt growing it on PC to “pursue exclusive features” like mods
Director Hajime Tabata has as soon as once more mentioned a doable PC port of Final Fantasy 15, and he appears actually within the prospect.
Speaking within the newest difficulty of Weekly Famitsu (thanks, Gematsu), Tabata mentioned he’d actually like to indicate PC customers Final Fantasy 15 working on a “high-end machine.”
“I’d like to release the game on PC as a technical attempt,” he mentioned. “I want to show PC users Final Fantasy 15 running on high-end machines, and we personally would like to see it, too.”
He additionally mentioned he would really like add “unique way of playing” the sport on PC such because the addition of “exclusive features” like “making your own quests and enjoying the world using things like mods.”
This isn’t the primary time Tabata has mentioned bringing Final Fantasy 15 to PC.
In April of last year, he mentioned engaged on three variations of the sport concurrently wasn’t doable, however he’s didn’t rule out a PC launch sooner or later. He mentioned after the sport launched on consoles, he and his workforce would take “a good, hard look at PC.”
A month earlier than launch, Tabata mentioned growing a PC version could take more than a year to be able to “provide a better version” of what was being launched on consoles. This would require work on adapting the engine, which he mentioned could be “very laborious.”
That mentioned, he and his workforce have been “still considering a lot of things,” and with PC they have been nonetheless undecided.
It sounds as if he’s warming as much as the thought. We’ll preserve our fingers crossed.
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