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Final Fantasy XIV Mobile recibe la aprobación del gobierno chino

Autor : Peyton Actualizar : Jan 16,2025

FFXIV Mobile Version Listed in China's Lineup of Approved Games

Una empresa de investigación de videojuegos publicó recientemente un nuevo informe, afirmando que Square Enix y Tencent están creando un juego móvil basado en Final Fantasy XIV. Continúe leyendo para obtener más información sobre este y el proyecto conjunto de los dos gigantes del juego.

Se informa que Square Enix y Tencent están creando el juego móvil FFXIV

Aún no está confirmado en su mayor parte

Niko Partners, una empresa de investigación de mercado de videojuegos, publicó recientemente un informe que cubre una gama de juegos aprobados y que se lanzarán en China. Según el informe, la Administración Nacional de Prensa y Publicaciones (NPPA) de China aprobó 15 videojuegos para su importación y publicación nacional en el país. Entre los títulos aprobados se incluye una versión móvil del MMO de Square Enix, Final Fantasy XIV, que, según se informa, Tencent está desarrollando. Aparte de esto, se espera que se lance un Rainbow Six para dispositivos móviles y PC, junto con dos juegos basados en Marvel IP (MARVEL SNAP y Marvel Rivals), y un juego para dispositivos móviles basado en Dynasty Warriors 8.

El mes pasado, surgieron informes que indicaban que Tencent había estado trabajando en una versión móvil de Final Fantasy XIV, aunque ni Tencent ni Square Enix habían anunciado tales esfuerzos.

Se espera que el juego móvil Final Fantasy XIV "sea un MMORPG independiente del juego de PC", según Daniel Ahmad de Niko Partners en su Twitter (X) el 3 de agosto, aunque señaló que esta información proviene de " principalmente charlas de la industria" y no ha sido confirmado oficialmente.

Tencent es un actor destacado en la escena de los juegos móviles, y esta rumoreada asociación que Square Enix ha establecido con el conglomerado tecnológico chino parece ser parte de los planes de la compañía de expandirse a lanzamientos multiplataforma. A principios de mayo, Square Enix dijo que su nuevo enfoque denotaría "la búsqueda agresiva de una estrategia multiplataforma" para sus títulos emblemáticos, como Final Fantasy.

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