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L'événement FF14 jette un doute sur le remake FF9

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 25,2025

FF14 Collab Does Not A FF9 Remake Make, Says Director Le directeur de Final Fantasy XIV, Naoki Yoshida ("Yoshi-P"), a récemment abordé des spéculations reliant le récent événement de collaboration FFXIV avec un remake potentiel de Final Fantasy IX. Plongeons-nous dans ses déclarations.

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Yoshida a précisé que l'inclusion des éléments FFIX par la collaboration FFXIV était purement un hommage découlant du concept de "park à thème" du jeu pour la franchise Final Fantasy. Le timing était une coïncidence et sans rapport avec tout projet de remake FFIX en cours.

"Le concept original de Final Fantasy XIV est qu'il sert de parc à thème pour la franchise Final Fantasy", a expliqué Yoshida à JPGames. "Nous avons inclus Final Fantasy IX à cause de cela." Il a explicitement déclaré que la collaboration n'était pas un stratagème marketing précédant une annonce de remake. "Nous n'avons jamais envisagé Final Fantasy IX en relation avec une sorte de remake de Final Fantasy IX - nous n'y avons jamais pensé dans ce sens commercial", a-t-il souligné.

FF14 Collab Does Not A FF9 Remake Make, Says Director Tout en rejetant la connexion des remake, Yoshida a exprimé une profonde admiration de son équipe pour FFIX. Il a reconnu l'immense échelle du jeu, déclarant: "Final Fantasy IX a un énorme volume; c'est un gros jeu. Si nous attendions une sorte de projet de remake, nous attendrions et attendrions, pensant:" Quand aurions-nous être capable d'incorporer cette essence de Final Fantasy IX et de rendre notre hommage? "" Ce sentiment a résonné avec les fans qui ont apprécié les œufs de Pâques FFIX dans l'expansion FFXIV Dawntrail.

Malgré les espoirs de remake immédiat, Yoshida a conclu avec un message de soutien: "Je pense que potentiellement si une équipe devait faire un remake pour Final Fantasy IX", a-t-il gloussé, "je leur souhaiterais la meilleure de la chance."

FF14 Collab Does Not A FF9 Remake Make, Says Director En bref, les rumeurs d'un remake de Final Fantasy IX restent sans fondement. Les fans anticipent avec impatience un remake devront se contenter des références FFXIV pour l'instant, ou attendre patiemment les annonces futures.

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