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A New Final Fantasy 16 Trailer Is Coming Soon, Says Naoki Yoshida
Final Fantasy XIV producer Naoki Yoshida said during a Nier Reincarnation Square Enix stream that Final Fantasy fans can expect news regarding part 16.
A new Final Fantasy 16 trailer is set to air soon. In fact, the game is near completion from a development standpoint (via Siliconera and Twitter user Aitaikimochi). Square Enix planned to release the trailer already, but was delayed due to various factors.
Yoshida added that the dev team has spent a long time polishing and debugging the game.
FF16 news by Yoshi-P from the NieR Re[in]carnation stream:
-The trailer is done. Certain factors caused the announcement to be delayed, but it should drop “soon”
-Dev team spent a long time polishing and debugging the game
-The game is pretty much complete
LET’S GOOO!!! pic.twitter.com/epeAc9oqWo
— ??????Audrey? (@aitaikimochi) May 6, 2022
Final Fantasy 16 is in development for PlayStation 5 and possibly for PC.
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Square Enix’s Shinji Hashimoto Retires From The JRPG-Making Company | KAKUCHOPUREI.COM
May 31, 2022 at 10:04 pm
[…] Whether I’m covering Final Fantasy titles at Square Enix’s office in Japan or checking out the junket for Left Alive, he’s usually there and always happy to take a media photo or two. Like how Marvel needs a Stan Lee, Square Enix needs a Shinji Hashimoto. Thanks for your enthusiasm and hype-generating, good sir. We’re not sure who will take up that mantle now, though. Not every producer or director is as media-fluent as Naoki Yoshida, when you think about it. […]