Square Enix has indicated that a Nintendo Switch 2 version of Final Fantasy 15 is a possibility, stating that such a port is "not entirely impossible." This response came during a shareholder meeting when an attendee inquired about the feasibility of bringing other past Final Fantasy titles to the Switch 2, drawing a parallel to the reported port of Final Fantasy 7 Remake.
While acknowledging that "certain hardware constraints" exist when it comes to "faithfully replicating" Final Fantasy 15 on Nintendo's next-generation console, the representative noted that the idea is not entirely off the table. The input from shareholders was reportedly passed along to the development team for consideration regarding marketing and future platform strategies.
Another shareholder raised questions about evolving Final Fantasy's "high-quality graphics and action-oriented gameplay," exploring the potential for refining graphics and combat systems without undertaking full remakes. Square Enix responded by emphasizing its "market-in approach," which involves continuous evaluation of current market needs and trends to best serve contemporary customers. The company aims to strike a balance between its development strategies and the expectations of fans who appreciate the original works, assessing "what truly resonates within the current market environment for both original titles and new remakes."
This discussion touches upon ongoing developments within the Final Fantasy series, including Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, which aims to conclude a narrative arc initiated with Final Fantasy 7 Remake in 2020. Recent speculation has been fueled by an Epic Games Store database leak that detailed potential add-ons and different versions of the game, though Square Enix has yet to make official announcements regarding these details.