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Square Enix is reportedly open to the possibility of bringing a Nintendo version of Final Fantasy XV to the platform. The discussion centers on whether and how the game could be adapted for Nintendo hardware.

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Key Takeaway Square Enix may be considering a Nintendo version of Final Fantasy XV, but it’s presented as openness rather than an announced release.
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Square Enix may be considering a Nintendo version of Final Fantasy XV, but it’s presented as openness rather than an announced release.

Square Enix is reportedly open to the possibility of bringing a Nintendo version of Final Fantasy XV to the platform. The discussion centers on whether and how the game could be adapted for Nintendo hardware.

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