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Square Enix considering adding Move support to Final Fantasy XIV

When the Move comes out this September, it’ll be the games that drive rather people actually buy the peripheral or not. Square Enix is already looking toward that future, and plans to add support for titles like Heavy Rain, SOCOM IV and Final Fantasy XIV.

In a recent interview on the Playstation Blog, Hiromichi Tanaka discussed the possibility of adding Move support to the MMORPG. He admitted that they haven’t had a chance to try out the Move, and while there are currently no “official plans” to add Move support, they are interested in the new device. With both the MMO and the Move coming out this year, I think it’s safe to expect an official announcement in the near future.

[via 1UP]



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