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PlatinumGames Worked On Parts Of Final Fantasy 16
In a recent livestream of Final Fantasy 16’s pre-launch celebration show, PlatinumGames has revealed themselves to be part of the game’s development process.
PlatinumGames CEO Atsushi Inaba said in a pre-recorded video that Astral Chain director and Nier: Automata key member Takahisa Taura has led a small PlatinumGames team to work on parts of Final Fantasy 16. We’re guessing it’s the combat and fighting parts since that’s what the studio is renowned for. It’s also a key reason why the game’s action scenes are looking pretty sharp and epic in the first place.
Other key folks include Kingdom Hearts 4 co-director Tai Yasue, who also had a hand in making parts of Final Fantasy 16 with another small in-house Square Enix team.
Final Fantasy 16 will be out on 22 June, with the demo coming out at 4pm later today, 12 June. The pre-launch livestream is going on as we speak.
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Which Final Fantasy Game Should You Start Off With If You’re New To The Series? Let Us Help! | Kakuchopurei
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