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FFXV is getting help from a Taiwanese developer

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Hajime Tabata has revealed in Taiwan that division 2 is getting help from Taiwanese developer XPEC to develop Final Fantasy XV. This is nothing new to the Final Fantasy series. Final Fantasy IX was partly developed in Hawaii while division 1 got help from tri-Ace for Final Fantasy XIII-2 and Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII.

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    Will division 3 be getting help from Jamaica?

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    Will division 3 be getting help from Jamaica?

     

    For Kingdom Hearts III? Do you know any Jamaican developers?

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    For Kingdom Hearts III? Do you know any Jamaican developers?

     

    Even better. I AM a Jamaican developer.

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    December 2015

    Oh yes!!

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    December 2015

     

    What are you talking about?

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    What are you talking about?

    release date

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    December 2015

    Nope

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    I Strongly Believe This Is A Sign That 2015 Is Definitely Their Target Release. I Think Square Could Do It Themselves (Eventually), But Not In A 2015 Time Frame. What I Don't Understand Is How They've Had The Time And Manpower To Make So Many Tech Demos.

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