FINAL FANTASY XIV reveals Evercold new job Bastion
The FINAL FANTASY XIV YouTube channel reveals Evercold and introduces a new job called Bastion. The post is presented as an official look at the latest FINAL FANTASY XIV content.
IGN reported that Naoki Yoshida told fans Square Enix would face a massive workload if it tackled Final Fantasy 6, 8 or 9 remakes in the style of Final Fantasy 7 Remake. He said such projects would probably need to ship in four or five parts.
According to IGN, Yoshida’s comments were made during a Final Fantasy 14 Fan Festival chat with Naoki Hamaguchi. The discussion has prompted new debate about whether Square Enix would ever pursue similarly expansive remake projects for older Final Fantasy games.
For Final Fantasy fans, the comments set expectations around how ambitious full-scale remakes of classic entries could become. They also suggest Square Enix may see those projects as so large that they would be difficult to greenlight or deliver in a single game.
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The FINAL FANTASY XIV YouTube channel reveals Evercold and introduces a new job called Bastion. The post is presented as an official look at the latest FINAL FANTASY XIV content.
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