Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade made its debut on Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series consoles in January, and the Switch 2 port in particular has been praised as a solid port that accounts for the system’s technical limitations compared to the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, delivering the best possible experience.
With Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3, however, achieving a high-quality port is definitely going to be more challenging, but the development team is set to deliver a 30 FPS on the weaker platforms, such as the Switch 2 and Xbox Series S, according to the trilogy’s director Naoki Hamaguchi.
Speaking with Automaton, Hamaguchi-san was asked about the performance target for the second and third entry in the series, confirming that every effort is being made on this front.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 3, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Will Target Stable 30 FPS ‘Wherever Possible’ On Switch 2 and Xbox Series S, Director Says
