FamitsuThe compilation of the aspirations of Japanese game makers for 2021 also included key members of the Square Enix team who worked on the company’s largest franchise: o Final fantasy Series. The compilation featured producers not only for console games, but also Final Fantasy VII Remake and Final Fantasy XVI but also the Final Fantasy Brave Exvius mobile games.
Following are the 2021 aspirations of the Final fantasy Square Enix producers.
Yoshinori Kitase – Final Fantasy VII Remake
“In 2020, I managed to launch FFVII Remake, which was my longstanding wish. The new world of FFVII just started. My aspirations are not only for 2021, but also for the future. I’m excited because even I can’t imagine how the story will expand in the future. Please wait for that.
“Sure! At the moment, we are preparing other expansions for FFVII. But, please wait a little for the details. “
Final Fantasy VII Remake was released simultaneously worldwide for the PlayStation 4 on April 10, 2020. It already surpassed 5 million copies in physical shipments and combined digital sales in August 2020.
Kay Hirono – War of Visions and Final Fantasy Brave Exvius
“This will apply every year, but I want to move on, keeping continuity and evolution in mind. FFBE entered its 6th year and War of Visions, which is also part of the series, entered its 2nd year. I continue to evolve daily to seek continuous management of both titles until they reach their tenth anniversary.
“I want to do my best so that I can offer even better gaming experiences in the future. I will do my best to aim to expand the FFBE series even more! “
The mobile RPG Final Fantasy Brave Exvius and its spin-off strategy War of Visions are available on Android and iOS devices.
Naoki Yoshida – Final Fantasy XIV and XVI
“2021 will be the busiest year of my career. While taking care of my health, I want to be able to offer surprises and emotions to all gamers and players throughout the year!
“Please wait for the various announcements for both Final Fantasy XIV and Final Fantasy XVI! “
Final Fantasy XIV is now available for PlayStation 4 and PC. Square Enix is currently selling 50% of the RPG online until January 19, 2021. Naoki Yoshida is also working as a producer on the newest mainline game Final Fantasy XVI, currently in development for PlayStation 5.
Shinji Hashimoto
“I am already at an advanced age, so I am prioritizing my health. I will do my best at work.
“All shows and shows on stage in 2020 were canceled or moved to live shows without an audience. I really hope to be able to enjoy them with everyone in 2021. I will be waiting for you all at the venue. “
O Final Fantasy VII Remake The orchestra’s world tour was originally scheduled to take place in 2020, but has been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Most venues have since received new tour dates from February to December 2021.