US EditionFinal Fantasy Remake Series Going Multiplatform Will Not Lower Quality of Part 3, Director Insists While Acknowledging Fan Concern
Director Naoki Hamaguchi ensures multiplatform release will maintain high quality using PC-based assets, with the Queen's Blood card game expanding in the final chapter.
- Recently, Naoki Hamaguchi insisted going multiplatform will not in any way lower the quality of Final Fantasy Remake Part 3, while acknowledging many people are worried about this issue.
- Market forces pushed the shift, with Hamaguchi saying PC gaming is growing in Japan and overseas, so the series was built with PC as the foundation amid strong Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox reception.
- On development, the team follows a PC-first asset pipeline, creating 3D assets for high-end environments first, reflecting strong PC sales on Steam and the Epic Games Store.
- Regarding the game's status, Hamaguchi said the core game experience is almost complete and the development team is now refining and polishing, while he plans to expand the Queen's Blood card game for the final chapter.
- With positive port reception and rising PC growth, Hamaguchi said the series' multiplatform strategy is supported by overseas growth and strong sales on Steam and Epic Games Store.
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technewstube.comFinal Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 director confirms PC as lead platform, and stresses a multiplatform release 'will not in any way' impact quality on PS5, Xbox, and Switch 2
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3 'will not in any way' have its quality impacted by a multiplatform release, says director.
Final Fantasy Remake Series Going Multiplatform Will Not Lower Quality of Part 3, Director Insists While Acknowledging Fan Concern
Final Fantasy Remake Part 3 director Naoki Hamaguchi has discussed the impact of expanding the platforms on which the Final Fantasy 7 Remake series is available, insisting that going multiplatform "will not in any way lower the quality of the third instalment."In an interview with Automaton, via Eurogamer, Hamaguchi said both the Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox versions of the game's prior instalments "have been incredibly well received and generated…
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FF7 Remake developers emphasize PC as a leading platform – third episode should appear without loss of quality multiplatform.
The third part of the final fantasy 7 remake trilogy will serve multiple platforms for the first time from the very beginning. After the PS4 launch of Final Fantasy 7 Remake and the PS5 exclusivity of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, this is a classic concern for parts of the community: Will a multi-platform release ultimately slow down the technology and the level of detail? Director Naoki Hamaguchi now fully contradicts this fear and provides astonish…
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