"After the new client is completed, new software for the PC version will be distributed online, and can be acquired free of charge. "As part of this process, there will be a period required for switching over to a new client and new servers, after which there will be a large transfer of data when service is brought back online. "Among our new plans is the fundamental reworking of in-game maps," FF14 producer/director Naoki Yoshida said. The PlayStation 3 version isn't expected to launch until January 2013 or beyond. It plans to integrate the "current service" and the PS3 version into an "all-new" FF14, called Final Fantasy 14 Online Version 2.0, between October and December 2012.ĭuring this "reboot phase" the Japanese publisher will offer a second free trial, as well as a closed beta test for the PS3 version. Square Enix has re-announced the PlayStation 3 version of MMO Final Fantasy 14.
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