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Report: Square Enix Open To A Final Fantasy X-3
The Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD collection has released in Japan, and alongside it released a book containing an interview with Final Fantasy scenario writer Kazushige Nojima who is open to the idea of a new Final Fantasy X sequel.
Siliconera translated an excerpt from the book as tweeted by @aibo_ac7 from FF-Reunion.net. When asked about the possibility of a Final Fantasy X-3 Nojima was optomistic saying, "If there’s enough demand, then we may possibly see new developments.” He also expressed a personal interest in a third Final Fantasy X game saying, “I would personally like to see a sequel like X-3."
Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster is coming to North American PlayStation 3s and Vitas on March 18.
[Source: Siliconera, @aibo_ac7]
Our Take
If there were to be a Final Fantasy X-3 – something I would certainly be open to – would it follow the somewhat silly tone established by X-2, or the more serious tone of the first game? I think I would prefer something a little more serious.
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