ADADEven though “Final Fantasy XIV” may not be ending soon, Yoshida has now begun to shift his attention as producer for “Final Fantasy XVI,” the next single-player chapter in the series. “With any Final Fantasy fan, depending on which Final Fantasy title is your jam, the point that you get excited will tend to differ." For many, the cyberpunk anime aesthetic of “Final Fantasy VII" for the first PlayStation was their introduction, while older gamers will fondly remember the more magical elements of the older Nintendo titles. It’s important to note that “Final Fantasy” isn’t an ongoing universe, but a series of disconnected, self-contained stories featuring completely different worlds and characters. “Each person will probably have their own sort of idea or image of what the next Final Fantasy should be,” Yoshida said.

Source: Washington Post February 17, 2021 16:41 UTC