According to Square Enix, on the Final Fantasy XIV Lodestone, a note was posted, it mainly aim to remind gamers about the ongoing "Callback Campaign". From now to unspecified date, on gamer's theirself friends list, they can choose to send a special email invitation, they have chance to get some pretty phat lewt if they come back to FFXIV. More details about Final Fantasy XIV, click here.
Producer Naoki Yoshida elaborates: Square Enix wants to bring the MMORPG to as many systems as possible. But this doesn't necessarily mean it will come to the Switch. The main limitation is that they absolutely don't want to create a boxed off version of the game that can't interact with the others. If that could be overcome then they'd be very interested in discussing a Switch port.
Yoshida also commented on the PS3, saying that the developer will continue to support the older console "through the 3.x series of patches." He added that fans will be kept up to date if anything changes.
Regarding the Stormblood expansion of Final Fantasy XIV was planned for released on June 20, at the same time, PS4 and PC--PS3 support is soon coming to an end. Apart from the Samurais and new areas to explore, another new class (the Red Mage), raids, dungeons, a residential area will be also added into Stormblood.
Some time ago, Square Enix announced that they would also make the popular bunny costumes available to men. Now it's nearly time!
A free sign-up campaign allows players who bought the game and registered their account for a return for 4 days. The event is open for a limited period of time, starting on May 6.
In the 42nd Live Letter of Final Fantasy XIV, composer Masayoshi Soken, sound director for Final Fantasy XIV Online, made an appearance, to announce the first North American and European editions of the Eorzean Symphony.
Final Fantasy XIV continues to improve its gaming experience by continually adding content and organizing a variety of seasonal events on a regular basis.