FF7 Remake's Multiplatform Push Won't Sacrifice Graphics, Says Director
Square Enix’s multiplatform strategy for Final Fantasy 7 Remake prioritizes PC-first development, with director Naoki Hamaguchi confirming graphical quality won’t be compromised—even on lower-powered hardware like the Switch.
Hamaguchi explained:
"Our development structure simply doesn't work that way to begin with."
He emphasized that 3D assets are built for PC first, then scaled down for PS5/PS5 Pro and other platforms.
"We create assets for high-end environments first, not lowest baseline."
The FF7 Remake series has sold 8.7 million copies as of March 2023, though its sequel and FF16 underperformed expectations.
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