It looks like nobody really thought that the first time they would pay the Final Fantasy IX no one could imagine a day would come where it would be available for our phones. In 2000 when the original version of the Play station the number of copies which were sold was around 5.5 million.
It is a game that can be complicated and the role playing it takes a lot of work to come up with one that is perfect for the old one. It gets more difficult when you are trying to convince the players to opt for the premium version instead of the free version.
The Final Fantasy IX director for the mobile version, Koichiro Sakamoto was interviewed by Gamesbeat. They are also planning to come out with a Steam version which is yet to be released, while reading the emails that were sent about the adoption of the challenges of the touched base screen.
What is the difficulty of developing the mobile version from the original one?
The answer to this question was given in a very simple manner. Sakamoto said that the level of difficulty purely depended on the below two conditions and they way it was taken care of. Though if the conditions were met, then it would not be as easy as it seems and the workload would also be different. They are
∙ How much of available legacy data which includes both graphic and program data.
∙ If the developers of the original version is still there with the company or not.
Coming with the septic change of turning their battles off randomly
In 2000 when the release of Final Fantasy IX, a lot of people might have been amount 15, this means that today they would be around 31 years. Now as a person gets older, they find it difficult to make the time to play game.
