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Could FFXIV get Move support?

  • Posted June 21st, 2010 at 23:02 EDT by Adam Dolge
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Sony is hoping consumers chomp up games that support Move, and the motion controllers seem to have sparked developers’ interest, too. Hiromichi Tanka, software head for Final Fantasy XIV, has said the development team is interested in utilizing Move for the game.

“Unfortunately, we haven’t had chance to try it [PlayStation Move] out yet but we’ve heard very interesting things about it and we’d like to look at supporting it in Final Fantasy XIV, if we get the chance to do so,” he told the folks at the PlayStation Blog.

“However, at the moment I would say that there are no current plans.”

He also believes FFXIV will offer the first true MMO experience to PS3 owners.

“Because Final Fantasy XIV is designed as a cross-platform MMO, there is no difference between the PC version and the PS3 version. We believe that previous attempts to bring MMOs to consoles have been unsuccessful because they focused too much on adapting their style to suit that audience and they lost the feel of a true MMO.

“Therefore, regardless of the platform, we are aiming to produce a real MMO with Final Fantasy XIV.”

He also said Sony has been very helpful bringing the game to the console.

“Sony [Computer Entertainment] has been extremely helpful to us, particularly with technical data while we were at the programming stage of development. We’ve also held talks regarding PlayStation Network functionality and we will be making the most of what that offers, integrating trophies and other features.”

Look for the game sometime this year, hopefully.

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  1. GreyFox747

    • 6:06pm EDT - June 21st, 2010

    That would be pretty cool.

  2. Young_Charter

    • 6:25pm EDT - June 21st, 2010

    2nd... This sounds stupid... The move should be exclusively made for games that make sense for it like "The Fight, Dead Space 1 & 2, RE5," and interactive games that are good for the work out...Not for this... Speaking Of which I want more news on Versus XIII..... Which I am looking forward to seeing at TGS 2010...Same for Agito..

  3. O_G_H

    • 7:02pm EDT - June 21st, 2010

    This game comes to destroy all, I'm telling you.  Once its hooks get in a fair number of people and the word-of-mouth spreads, any games set for March of next year are gonna get hurt.

  4. Crazifanboi

    • 7:17pm EDT - June 21st, 2010

    I wonder if they would use the move as a pointing device, or for 1:1 melee attacks along with your spells/buffs..ect.

  5. jfkgoblue

    • 7:39pm EDT - June 21st, 2010

    an MMO with trophies... I guess the Plat is only the begining XD

  6. Zkhan95

    • 11:36pm EDT - June 21st, 2010

     I kinda hope they don't do the move thing for FFXIV.....I mean...if they do that...it would be final fantasy anymore.....

  7. mercy979

    • 2:52am EDT - June 22nd, 2010

    i'll probably get ffxiv, and the move, so i hope it will get move support

  8. honomaru

    • 12:36pm EDT - June 22nd, 2010

    @ 3 why would you think that? is there something I missed? anyone know where i can find the  gameplay footage or a good article that has him so hot and bothered by this game? lol personally I cant wait until blades and souls comes out. Hopefully this game impresses me later on though. I havent seen enough of it to judge.

  9. OmgItzOL

    • 3:29pm EDT - June 22nd, 2010

     I kinda like it too

    Integrating move in to FF14...

    But i have one question do we need to pay/subscribe for online?

  10. jello_snake

    • 3:46am EDT - June 24th, 2010

    Nobody cares. Its a crappy MMO.

    Same thing you've played a million times before, with final fantasy sprinkled on top.

    Its for people who don't like to play games, but do like to spend hundreds of hours doing nothing.

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