Development of Final Fantasy 16's PC version is finally underway. That's according to producer/director Naoki Yoshida, …
That's according to producer/director Naoki Yoshida, who also confirmed at PAX West earlier today that as well as a new free update and quality-of-life improvements - including new control schemes - Final Fantasy 16 will also receive two paid DLC instalments, including one focusing on Valisthea."We are aware that many of you have been asking for a PC version", Yoshida said in a televised statement.
"It's been just over two months since the game's release, and we've received an enormous amount of feedback from players around the world," Yoshida added."The development team and I have also been watching your streams and videos, paying special attention to what everyone thinks of Final Fantasy 16. We put our all into creating this game, so it's a real joy to see so many different reactions.
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