The representative of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth says that the team is very “satisfied” with the overall sales of the game, but it seems to mean that part 3 cannot pay​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Final fantasy 7 revival may not have met Square Enix expected sales, but the producer of the game still says that they are satisfied with them.

Did you know that Final Fantasy 7 is the second best selling PS1 title of all time? You might not have guessed, as JRPGs don't sell as well as other genres these days, but no, it was a popular game – there's a reason it's the one getting a trilogy of remakes. In comparison, however, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth may not be doing so well, as earlier this year it was reported that both it and Final fantasy 16 there were has fallen below Square Enix's sales expectations. That in turn led the developer to shift gears towards multi-format releases for its games, and it seems that's something that Rebirth producer Yoshinori Kitase is keeping in mind as well.

Talking to IGN Brazil (as translated by Final Weapon), Kitase talked about Rebirth's sales largely saying that they weren't that bad, of course, but they weren't good enough to stick to one platform. “Although we are satisfied that we are meeting a certain number of sales, with the current state of game updates, we cannot be exclusive to one platform,” explained Kitase. I think we have to (be able to) offer the game to as many players as we can.”

Obviously that's not a guarantee that Remake Part 3 will be available on PC or Xbox day one, Remake and Rebirth aren't even available on Microsoft's platform yet, but it seems to suggest that Square Enix is ​​thinking hard about making the trilogy available more easily than just on PS5. Rebirth is real making its way to PC next monthless than a year after it was first released on PlayStation, but those of you hoping to play on Xbox will have to keep your fingers crossed for some kind of announcement for a while longer.