FF7 Remake released as a PS4 exclusive in 2020, selling. Nothing official has been confirmed yet, but it's looking increasingly likely that FF7 Remake might appear on Xbox consoles in 2021. It's a huge thing for me." Elsewhere in the interview, Kitase admitted he had no knowledge of a HD remake of Final Fantasy XII being planned, though he said if the team that created it thought it was a good idea, then it could happen. Although Final Fantasy 7 Remake released as a timed exclusive for PlayStation last year, the award-winning RPG's exclusivity is running out soon. So I would have to be as highly motivated as that to end up with something I'm very happy with. "But should I ever take it on, it would have to be the biggest project I've done. The game is reestablishing Square-Enix’s most popular and mainstream entry in the series to date as a modern-day classic and gamers are already anticipating the sequel. I won't rule out the possibility, but it would take a lot to make it happen. Just a few days since its release, it is clear that the Final Fantasy VII remake has more than lived up to very high expectations of the fans of one of the greatest JRPGs ever developed. "I don't know if those three things will happen simultaneously. "Even if I casually say I would like to do that, because it would be a huge project I would have to motivate myself to the level that I really am prepared to take on this huge responsibility," he said. But Kitase also explained there's another reason he hasn't pursued a remake of the game: he's not actually motivated enough to do it, as it would be such a huge commitment. The development time required to recreate the world at the standard fans want would likely rival even Final Fantasy XV at this point. “Two of the biggest issues are apparently "staff availability and budget" which, given the epic scale of the game, makes sense.
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