“Of course, we would love to have our title available on the Nintendo platform and we want to continue our efforts,” says Final Fantasy XIV director Naoki Yoshida
One of the most successful video games square enix It is and remains Final Fantasy XIV. Over the years the company continues to launch expansions and maintains the subscriber base, but the negative aspect is that, for a few months, it was not available on Xbox consoles (it has been playable since March) and It is currently not on Switch either.although we cannot forget the barrier that the MMORPG does not come translated into other languages, such as Spanish.
Taking all this into account, Naoki Yoshidadirector of Final Fantasy XIV, has addressed the question in an interview with Easy Allies, where he is asked if we could see the MMORPG in the Nintendo Switch successor console, one that has not come out or been presented. Fortunately, Yoshi-P is open to work in the port and achieve your goal: “My dream and goal for more than ten years is that players can play Final Fantasy XIV regardless of the device and can access the servers to enter and access the same world.”
Yoshida continues with his explanation and mentions Xbox and the Nintendo platform (via NintendoEverything). “We have been talking for years about bringing the game to the Xbox platform and of course we would love to have our title available on Nintendo platform and we want to continue our efforts. But it took a long time, with Xbox we have literally been talking for years, and now it’s finally coming to fruition. We will do our best and continue to work hard on it. In time it would be greatit’s something we would love to explore and make a reality one day,” says the Square Enix member.
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Will Final Fantasy XIV be translated into Spanish one day?
Final Fantasy XIV is currently available to play on Four languages, Japanese, English, French and German. However, Square Enix knows that we want Final Fantasy XIV in Spanish, and the company has confirmed that its strategy involves expanding the audience with it, but they have not confirmed anything. “This doesn’t just apply to Final Fantasy XIV, but I hope we can generally increase the number of languages that we support,” Yoshida explained.
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