Yoshida- First of all, I can’t really make any comments specific to PS4 since it hasn’t been announced.Īs we promised the players, we focused on the PS3 version and we’re getting a lot of support from Sony as well to reach the limits of the PS3. Does that mean you’re looking at future versions of the game on something like PS4 or that you just hope to upgrade the (PC) graphics as the game goes on? GE- You mentioned rumors of next-gen and how you hope the graphics will stay up to date. We’re making sure the balance is good for PS3 players, but the foundation is on the windows version. On the other hand with XIV we’re making the windows version first and then bringing it to PS3 without reducing the quality too much. With XI it was based on the PS2 and then that was brought over to windows. But with the PS3, you can add as much as you like, so to be honest I’m not really concerned about that.Īlso there was a fundamental difference between XI and XIV was made. Yoshida- To be honest, the biggest problem we had with XI was yes the memory, but also the hard disc space. Have there been any steps taken so that the PS3 hardware won’t hold back other clients? I know with PS2 and FFXI there were memory limitations and things like that- and because one console is burdened by these limitations, the other clients had to adhere to those. GE- Being a long time FFXI player, I have concerns about the hardware limitations the PS3 hardware will have on the PC client.
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