Talking to GamesRadar, Hamaguchi expressed the desire to bring the Final Fantasy Remake series to as many fans as possible as well as the change the industry needs to face by bringing games to a lot more platforms. As a self-described Xbox fan, Hamaguchi wants to see more of that.

While there's nothing to announce, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi wants the series on as many platforms as possible.

Unlike Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Rebirth won't be getting any DLC, but it's not like the director isn't doing it just because.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth' director Naoki Hamaguchi says they are focused on getting the third game out and won't be dropping a DLC anytime soon.

Take Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, for example. This Game of the Year contender (which launched back in February) seemingly only had a three-month exclusivity window, meaning a potential Xbox release could be just around the corner. Who knows if that'll be the case, but the game's director clearly would like to bring it to another audience.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi is an Xbox fan, and would love to see the PS5-exclusive RPG reach a wider audience someday. Hamaguchi-san sat down with GamesRadar+ shortly before taking the stage with other 2024 Golden Joysticks Awards winners,

That being said, he does specifically mention the "next numbered Final Fantasy" as an option. We can only dream. Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi has discussed what's next for his team after the Remake trilogy is over and suggested they could work on the next mainline Final Fantasy.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth director Naoki Hamaguchi states that he wanted to avoid "fan service," or rather, what fans were expecting.

Square Enix confirmed Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth will have no DLC and here's why this decision is both a benefit and a potential missed opportunity.