Final Fantasy 16 Will Be PlayStation 5-Exclusive for 6 Months
Sony confirms that upcoming Final Fantasy XVI will be exclusive to PlayStation 5 consoles for six months since summer 2023 launch.
Final Fantasy XVI Will Be PlayStation 5-Exclusive for 6 Months |
Nearing final stage of development, upcoming action role-playing game Final Fantasy XVI from developer/publisher Square Enix was originally announced during PlayStation 5 Reveal Event in mid-2020 and is expected to arrive by next year.
Square Enix promised to reveal a release date soon and is currently working on a free demo for fans to experience it early. Meanwhile, a recent Sony advert officially reveals that Final Fantasy 16 will be timed exclusive to PS5 for six months.
A newly revealed marketing video briefly highlighting upcoming PlayStation 5 games confirmed a six months exclusivity of Final Fantasy XVI. Following a summer 2023 release, FFXVI may head to other platforms when timed exclusivity ends.
Although nothing is officially clarified, a PC version of Final Fantasy 16 is possibly releasing later in 2024. Square Enix has only announced FF16 for PlayStation 5 consoles and latest video didn't specify timed exclusivity for condole or even PC.
Sony shares a new marketing video confirming PlayStation 5-exclusivity of Final Fantasy XVI for six months.
Enter new worlds and immerse your senses with stunning visuals, 3D Audio, haptic feedback, and adaptive triggers from the DualSense Wireless Controller on the PS5 pic.twitter.com/FIuqGjDZy4
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) November 7, 2022
Other franchise titles like Final Fantasy VII Remake: Intergrade eventually came to PC platform after a while. Its original 12-month PlayStation-exclusivity period was extended for another six months with launch of PS5 version in June 2021.
Final Fantasy XVI reveal trailer accidentally mentions a PC version back in 2020 but Square Enix has removed it from later versions. PC release of FFXVI seems a lot more likely than a potential Xbox debut of most recent mainline series entry.