Final Fantasy XI Coming To Vita ?

Final Fantasy XI, an MMORPG already available across three platforms, may come to yet another. Speaking to the latest issue of Famitsu, Final Fantasy XIproducer Hiromichi Tanaka said the company is currently investigating a port of the popular online game to PlayStation Vita.

While Tanaka confirmed Vita’s consideration, he said that there are no solid plans to port the game, at the moment.

Final Fantasy - Leon and Noel Are The Same ?

If you spell Leon backwards its Noel, also the resemblance is uncanny.

Final Fantasy HD Collection - Will Consider Making It If Demand Is High Enough

Asked at E3 if the company would ever release a HD Final Fantasy collection, akinThe Ico & Shadow of the Colossus Collection, series producer Yoshinori Kitase said the company would “seriously consider it” if the demand were high enough.

“We haven’t made up our mind about that yet,” said Kitase, speaking with Xbox 360 Achievements, “but if there was a strong voice coming through from the users asking for such porting, then obviously we would seriously consider it, but no actual plans yet.”

Final Fantasy XIII Has Sold Over 6 Million Copies

Final Fantasy XIII has shifted over 6 million units since its December 2010 Japanese release, producer Yoshinori Kitase has revealed. This “commercial success” is what led them to create Final Fantasy XIII-2, rather than a new numbered title, he told X360A during E3.

“If we were going to make a numbered title, obviously we’d have to make it from scratch, and that takes a really long time,” said Kitase. “Final Fantasy XIII only came out in March of last year, so literally only over a year, so it’s quite a short turnaround. Because Final Fantasy XIII has been so popular, we’ve also enjoyed commercial success – shifting over 6 million copies – so instead of taking a long time to make a new Final Fantasy title, we wanted to make a direct sequel.”

Final Fantasy XIII-2, announced this January, launches December 2011 in Japan and early 2012 in North America and Europe.