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Square Enix Says The Nintendo Switch Is A Very Attractive Platform To Develop For

UK trade publication MCV has recently caught up with Square Enix CEO Yosuke Matsuda to chat about the Nintendo Switch. Matsuda says that the Nintendo Switch is an extremely attractive console for the company to develop for and also an important one.

“The Switch is a very attractive and important platform for us. As a games company, having that breadth in our portfolio is very important, with the Switch being such a unique piece of hardware,” Matsuda admitted to MCV in their latest issue.

“When we started work on Project Setsuna, the Switch wasn’t even out yet, there was no information about it. We really set out to make this style of game and to make it on [a] home console. But we didn’t really have any particular ideas about which console we were going to go for in the planning stage.”

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13 thoughts on “Square Enix Says The Nintendo Switch Is A Very Attractive Platform To Develop For”

    1. Lol I wouldn’t put them that low, they have supported 3ds and wiiu to a degree but they do have project octopath which is looking great and I think is exclusive for now to switch and PC. Their showing support with dragon quest too so way more than EA at this point

    2. Nah, there’s a special classification of cancer in the industry that is reserved specifically for the likes of EA and Bobby Kotick,

    3. Infinite Kalas X3, The Sonyendo King

      I take back my previous statement on another article about you. I think you are an idiot, after all, if you are honestly putting Square Enix in the same boat as EA. …dumbass….

  1. Hope in more Octopath and less FF. There is a real need of very high quality games and FF are todays garbage, while that new Octopath game looks really cool. That’s the way to pursue, I would not like portings of mediocre games.

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