Naoki Hamaguchi, the director of Final Fantasy VII: Revelation, wants to do a new JRPG

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Naoki Hamaguchi, the director of Final Fantasy VII: Revelation, wants to do a new JRPG

The release of Final Fantasy VII: Revelation next spring will mark the end of an era. Director Naoki Hamaguchi, who oversaw this trilogy of remakes, is already thinking about what he’ll do once the game is out there.

In an interview with Game Informer, the Japanese creator said he is open to creating a brand-new JRPG. It could be part of the Final Fantasy saga or belong to another franchise.

"In terms of what I personally want to do, obviously, I think my next creative work is also going to be a JRPG. When you look at all the other titles that we have released at Square Enix, not just the FFVII Remake series, I think Square Enix, as a brand, as a company, is more than capable of delivering this grand-scale RPG that could resonate to gamers across the world.

ans might have a lot of different expectations, but for me personally, I do want to take on this new challenge with another RPG title after this, whether it be Final Fantasy or a different IP. Again, we don't know. But personally, if it's not Final Fantasy, that's also exciting, because that could be a challenge for me."

Source: gameinformer.com

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