In an interview, Final Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida requested that players not create or install offensive and inappropriate mods for the game's imminent PC release. Although Yoshida left the door open for Final Fantasy 16 players to make and use quality-of-life mods on PC, he drew the line at the types of mods that Square Enix would frown upon.
The PC version of Final Fantasy 16 will arrive over a year after its initial release on the PS5. While Final Fantasy 16 was initially considered a PS5-exclusive title, Square Enix later stated that the PC version would be developed after several fan requests were made. Since Final Fantasy 16 was designed to take advantage of the PS5's hardware, such as the SSD for fast loading times and the DualSense controller's haptic feedback features, the PC version will require some powerful parts. In addition to an SSD, a graphics card with at least 8GB of VRAM and an 8-core processor are recommended.
Final Fantasy 14 lead Naoki Yoshida says in an interview that Creative Studio 3 is working on a new project on top of its ongoing works.
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