Yui Tanimura has changed his stance regarding the potential PS4 and Xbox One ports of the upcoming multiplatform video game, “Dark Souls 2.” In an interview with Eurogamer on Sept. 19, the game disclosed that he and the rest of his colleagues at From Software has not “rule out” the action role-playing title appearing for the two next-generation systems down the road.
Yui Tanimura stated that the development team is currently deciding whether or not to develop “Dark Souls 2” for the PS4 and Xbox One. He went to mention that he is personally “really interested” to potentially work on next-generation hardware. You can check out some screens of the upcoming video game in the slideshow near the top of this article and his comments below (courtesy of Eurogamer):
"Only existing consoles and PC are confirmed. I think it has to be decided for next generation consoles like Xbox One and PS4. My personal opinion as creator is that I'm really interested in next generation and I'm willing to make games for PS4 and Xbox One."
Yui Tanimura previously stated the development team had no intention to port “Dark Souls 2” to the PS4 and Xbox One. It seems like his stance has changed recently based on the aforesaid comments.
The PS4 will be hitting store shelves on Nov. 15 while the Xbox One is slated to launch one week later on Nov. 22. “Dark Souls 2” has been officially confirmed to come out for the PS3 and Xbox 360 on March 14, 2014. The PC version of the open-world action role-playing game will be release shortly after the console releases.
