FFXIV on the Vita?

I have a vita o.o/ and a PS3 and a bad ass thousand dolalr desktop o.o/ I want FFXIV on all of them >.>/ oh and god eater 2 needs to hurry up and come out in US for the Vita reason why I bought the damned thing and PSO2

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Originally Posted by ShinigamiKayla

I have a vita o.o/ and a PS3 and a bad ass thousand dolalr desktop o.o/ I want FFXIV on all of them >.>/ oh and god eater 2 needs to hurry up and come out in US for the Vita reason why I bought the damned thing and PSO2

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you shouldn't forget P4G and hatsune miku project diva f

It's really possible to be on the Vita and Wii-U. Sadly, Microsoft denied it for Xbox Live because they do not want cross-platform servers. DCUO agreed.

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Originally Posted by Twiddle

As well the UI doesn't look like that for the PS3...

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The PS3 isn't touch screen. So they could use that UI.

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Originally Posted by Zehira

It's really possible to be on the Vita and Wii-U. Sadly, Microsoft denied it for Xbox Live because they do not want cross-platform servers. DCUO agreed.

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I know Microsoft denied and said they did not want cross platform servers, but any idea why?
Was it security issues? Or the simple fact of their competitors being on the same servers?
If it was the latter I think that is a bunch of crap. :P

They are probably thinking that they would not get the maximum potiential of sales because some sales would be lost due to ppl chosing Sony over Microsoft.

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Originally Posted by Linkurrra

I know Microsoft denied and said they did not want cross platform servers, but any idea why?

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Xbox Live is an entirely closed and locked system, completely under control of Microsoft. It's policies deny any possible cross server gameplay with other networks and any gameplay that isn't directly controlled and policied by Microsoft itself.

Final Fantasy XI is an exception because it was released before the current policies were created.

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Originally Posted by Abriael

Xbox Live is an entirely closed and locked system, completely under control of Microsoft. It's policies deny any possible cross server gameplay with other networks and any gameplay that isn't directly controlled and policied by Microsoft itself.

Final Fantasy XI is an exception because it was released before the current policies were created.

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I get that, but is that because of security to provide a better network?

Or competitive practices to shut out the competition from using their network?

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Originally Posted by Linkurrra

I get that, but is that because of security to provide a better network?

Or competitive practices to shut out the competition from using their network?

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The answer is probably both.

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Originally Posted by Linkurrra

I know Microsoft denied and said they did not want cross platform servers, but any idea why?
Was it security issues? Or the simple fact of their competitors being on the same servers?
If it was the latter I think that is a bunch of crap. :P

They are probably thinking that they would not get the maximum potiential of sales because some sales would be lost due to ppl chosing Sony over Microsoft.

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XI opened up a loop whole in the whole Xbox subscriber model, you don't need gold for online play, in short they don't want developers to take advantage of this. so all online traffic must come from gold subscribers, you can see where this is going to be an issue for subscription based games.

here's something interesting about the con art at Microsoft, did you know your paying Microsoft to use your bandwidth to host there ads. in any other circumstance MS would be paying you for generating there multimillion dollar ad traffic.

True Fantasy Live Online... Oh how I not forget about it?

All respect to angry Level-5.