SE executives believe that MMO is perfectly likely to land on the existing handheld platform

Multi-Play Network (compiler/gmi) Square Enix Software senior vice President, Otaka Tanaka, who is also one of the makers of Final Fantasy 14, said in an interview recently that he believes that MMO-type games are technically possible to land on the existing mainstream console, but he also denies the XB360 version of　　Final Fantasy 14 "plan. "Yes, I believe it is absolutely possible." Like the DS and PSP have their own network systems and applications, so this is definitely a chance to achieve. Otaka Tanaka said, "Portable mobile host CPU performance is much lower than the home host, not to mention the PC, so if you just want to be a host-based design of the MMO to be transplanted intact to the handheld, it will find very difficult." However, if the DS and PSP tailored, even with the existing technology, it is not impossible to achieve. But when asked if Final Fantasy 14 was likely to land in XB360, Otaka Tanaka denied the plan. "XB360 's XBLA network system is a closed network system specially built by Microsoft, so the" Final Fantasy 14 "based on Windows system design can only appear on PS3. Otaka Tanaka explained, "Recently we also discussed with Microsoft to solve the problem of XBLA, but Microsoft has its own different views, so there is no so-called XB360 version of the plan." "(Edit/Ming)