Officially announced during the presentation of the release date of PlayStation 5, Final Fantasy 16 he was amazed by many players who had been waiting for him for a long time. However, many complained about the graphics sector, which was judged not up to today's standards. Fortunately, fans of the historic franchise can sleep peacefully. In fact, it seems that the graphics sector we saw in the trailer is not the definitive one.
As ascertained thanks to the translation of the insider Audrey on Twitter and information from the Japanese press, the producer Naoki Yoshida pointed out that the trailer was made to show the gameplay of the upcoming title to the public, rather than the other aspects of the game. Here are his words in response to the creator's questions Nier, Yoko Taro:
I saw some comments that said that if we released a CGI trailer, they wouldn't see the game until 2035. So we decided to release a real trailer.
The industry analyst Piers Harding-Rolls claimed Final Fantasy 16 will arrive on PC six months after PlayStation 5 and on other consoles a year later. However, Square Enix has not issued any official statement in this regard. We still have a lot to discover about the new work that will continue the now well-known Japanese saga, particularly loved by a large slice of the gamer community. We remind you that more details on Final Fantasy 16 will be revealed in the course of 2021. The game, which does not yet have a release date, is currently listed as an exclusive for PlayStation 5.
Final Fantasy 16 Producer Yoshi-P mentions they were pressed for time to make the FF16 trailer since they wanted to only show in-game scenes, so they couldn't fine-tune the graphics. However, they'll reveal a more polished trailer in the future! Here's my subs for his comment! pic.twitter.com/VMqy9D2jYl
- ☆ オ ー ド リ ー Audrey ☆ (@aitaikimochi) September 27, 2020
