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Final Fantasy 16 producer is working on the gamey "with uttermost care"

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Acclaimed Final Fantasy producer Naoki Yoshida says that his work at Final Fantasy 14 hasn't suffered A a result of his engagement in Final Fantasy 16.

In an interview with Famitsu (as translated by Chirrup user aitaikimochi), Yoshida aforementioned that "I sometimes see on social group media comments the likes of 'Yoshida is working along Net Fancy 16, so he's too busy and is hands polish off with Final Phantasy 14. This is absolutely non sincere. I am desperately working on it, so I hope you'll flummox with me from here on out."

Yoshida's work at Closing Fantasy 14 seems to be outlying from over. While Final Fantasy 16 - is in the works, the recent Shadowbringers expansion for Square Enix's MMO title "is not the death of Closing Fantasy 14," and Yoshida says that he hopes fans "look forward to what's in hive away in the future tense," and that both games will be completed "with the furthest care."

Final Fantasy 16 was revealed in a PS5 showcase in September finally year, but there's currently no word on a release date. Lame Enix is said to feature been working on the title for single eld however, and the team up said in October 2020 that it had "completed basic development" happening the plot. Conventional Enix has deliberately kept Unalterable Fantasy 16 information scarce since the reveal, but with a PlayStation Display case due to go on later this week, thither's a probability we'll get to see more from Clive Rosfield and company pretty soon.

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