Naturally, work can only begin after the PC port is released, and game producer Yoshi-P has not specified exactly which platforms it will be on.
The Final Fantasy series has been closely associated with the PlayStation over the years, and the final numbered installment of the series was released as a console exclusive last year, but the PC port of the game is “almost ready,” the creators recently said and it was reported that the already improved game is In its final stages.
It seems that after the year-long exclusivity, it's no longer just a PC port, Square Enix is free to decide the future of the game. This refers to the game producer, And so is Naoki Yoshida's statementthat after the release of Final Fantasy XVI on PC, it is possible that the game will be ported to other platforms as well.
Beyond the fun, vague wording, it's not at all difficult to envision Xbox Series consoles, since there's no other alternative that can run Final Fantasy XVI without serious optimization and reduced quality. It's not impossible that Yoshi-P is considering the Switch 2, and while we don't know the console's official specs yet, we can expect the PlayStation 4 to perform (even then, Clive's adventure will look like Mortal Kombat 1 on the current Switch -I).
