http://www.ps3center.net/story-394.html
Seems to be lacking a source, which obviously makes me takes this with a grain of salt.
Seems to be lacking a source, which obviously makes me takes this with a grain of salt.
Motomu Toriyama of Square Enix has come out and made the confirmation that other consoles will be receiving Final Fantasy XIII on top of the PlayStation 3.
The question is whether they will go after the biggest userbase on the DS, keep the game's technical abilities constant on the X360 or do the up-and-coming thing with the Wii. Or, of course, they may do more than one of those.
Or this may just be a misreport.
What part is false ?
http://forums.gametrailers.com/showthread.php?t=89807What part is false ?
Here's your source: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=151298Seems to be lacking a source
Citation:What's your opinion of the next-gen consoles? It seems that PS3 is doing well in Japan, but Xbox 360 hasn't really taken off despite the release of games like Blue Dragon. Will Square Enix be supporting the platforms equally, or will you focus on PS3 if it proves to be more successful?
Hiromichi Tanaka: Up to PlayStation 2, all consoles had roughly the same concept of how to enjoy the gaming experience. With next-gen, each has different features and is targeted at a different audience.So, we have to make different titles for different platforms, depending on what sort of game we want to make and what the users will be expecting; we can choose which platform we want to go for. This is completely different from the old games industry.
Also we now have Vista and the Nintendo DS, so it's not only those three next-gen platforms but a whole variety of different platforms. It's hard having this variety but it also gives us lots of opportunities.
Sage Sundi: Online games might be slightly different. Players can have so many different options - FFXI is a cross-platform online game so you can play from 360 or PS2 in Japan and also Windows. So for our next MMO, we'll also consider this cross platform feature. Regardless of the platform they're playing on, for online games, it might be pure content which attracts the player.
What plans do you have for the MMO market?
Sage Sundi: Well, Final Fantasy XI has been out for nearly for five years now, so with online games one of our targets is to continuously provide content as long as we have users. But we're also working on the new MMO titles which we announced at E3 two years ago.
So, we have to make different titles for different platforms, depending on what sort of game we want to make and what the users will be expecting;
I see SE is still clinging to the idiotic belief that 360's userbase is one monolithic entity that only likes shooters and online games.
Someone should tell them no, you don't actually have to make different games for the two different consoles. 4million xbox users are not even connected to the internet, and the majority of the total userbase are not subscribing to live gold.