Square Enix Says Final Fantasy XV on Nintendo Switch Is 'Under Consideration'
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Nintendo Life
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Square Enix has indicated that a Nintendo Switch version of Final Fantasy XV is not "completely impossible" from a technical standpoint and is "under consideration." This was revealed during a shareholders meeting where the possibility was raised, though no concrete plans have been announced.
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bskySquare Enix Says Final Fantasy XV on Nintendo Switch Is 'Under Consideration'nintendolife.comKey quotes
· 2 pulledSquare Enix has acknowledged the idea, claiming a Switch version would not be 'completely impossible' from a technical standpoint
It is under consideration
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