Final Fantasy 10 director says chances of 10-3 are 'not zero'

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There's a rough outline of what Final Fantasy 10-3 could look like and apparently, the chances of information technology getting successful are "non zero."

The comments were made by character clothes designer Tetsuya Nomura, writer Kazushige Nojima and Final Fantasize 10 director Motomu Toriyama, and spotted aside the ever-vigilant Nibel connected Chitter. Nomura told Famitsu in a column earlier this month that Nojima has printed a outline for the sequel, and that while the game isn't in whatever variety of development, "on that point is a concept" there.

Toriyama and then said that the possibility of a Final Fantasize 10-3 being made was "not zero," simply aforesaid that the team's focus is presently happening getting direct the Final Fantasy 7 Refashion. Nojima also chimed in, talking nearly how atomic number 2's seen a shift in citizenry's first Final Fantasy game, with more people nowadays citing Final Phantasy 10 as their first feel with the series.

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The idea of a Final Phantasy 10-3 seems beautiful chill until you remember that Nojima is the same person who wrote the audio dramatic play Closing Fantasy 10 -Bequeath-. Look, I don't name these things, and it's frankly some of the pessimum pieces of Final Fantasy traditional knowledge to e'er emerge of the series. While this is technically canyon, it's widely disregarded by the community, mostly in the hopes we never have to know its existence.

Nojima is also the author of the absolutely bonkers Japan-merely novel Ultimate Fantasy 10-2.5, which presently serves as the last set up of FF10 lore we have. As Alex Donaldson points out, the plot involves Tidus in some way mistaking a literal bomb for a blitzball, which he then kicks and causes to explode, putting to death him.

Nomura as wel says that the audio frequency drama and Japan-exclusive novel were actually statute based on his rough outline for Final Fancy 10-3, so my hopes are taking a backseat that this subsequence will ever pick up the light of day. Net Fantasy 7 Remake still seems a prolonged way out from being finished anyway—we don't even have the game on PC til now, though a cheeky listing did bolt down abreast Epic's Game Store last month.

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