Final Fantasy XV was released last year, and while a large part of the development team is still working on DLCs and expansions, its obvious that theyre already thinking of what might come next.
In order to shed some light at what could be a future project for the folks who brought us one of the biggest JRPGs of the generation, DualShockers asked Director Hajime Tabata during an interview at PAX West in Seattle.
Tabata-san explained that for its future projects, the team is not looking at the current generation of consoles, but at the next. While the Windows Edition of Final Fantasy XV represents the current level of technological achievement for the studio, their sights are set to the future where they can go even higher.
According to Tabata-san, the Windows Edition is roughly at the half-way point compared to what the team is setting as its final goal.
On top of that, the multimedia nature of the Final Fantasy XV project, with many entry points for the audience, is also a framework that the team wants to use and build upon for its next games.
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