Which would be strange, as the console has been praised for its quite serious capabilities, and it's not really underpowered compared to the PlayStation 4.The game is not actually being developed in a unified process across all platforms, according to what we've been told so far. The studio treats each separate platform version as a unique project, and they're essentially working on several Final Fantasy XIV games at the same time in this context. While this will definitely resolve issues related to porting code and content over different platforms, it could also cause some problems with keeping the game in the same state across all of its versions, but Ubisoft are not a new studio, they know what they're doing.Hopefully, the studio is going to clear up the current confusion on the game's visual quality in the coming weeks. When "The Division" was initially shown, one of the things that drew people in http://www.ffxivmall.com  particular was how impressive the game looked. People kept pointing out various small details from the trailer, such as the way the Final Fantasy XIV player closes a car door when passing close to it. It's clear that Ubisoft are putting a lot of effort into making the game look good and feel immersive, so hopefully they won't have to downgrade that for some of its versions, and everyone will get to enjoy the same quality.‘Tekken X Street Fighter' for PS4 and Xbox One Now Under Development! A few days ago, Bandai Namco has announced the release of "Tekken 7" to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One within the year, which had fans and Final Fantasy XIV gamers excited over the ninth installment of the fighting video game. " While "Tekken 7" has yet to officially hit the gaming consoles, the developer has already confirmed that it is now busy with the development of the 10th installment of the video game to be known as "Tekken X Street Fighter.”KpopStarz has hinted that the game might be released also on the PS4 and the Xbox One within two years time. So it could be late next year or early in 2016.No less than Katsuhiro Harada, game director and chief producer of the "Tekken" video game series confirmed the report that has been the subject of years of speculations and rumors in international gaming communities.Surprise release dateApart from confirming that "Tekken X Street Fighter" is under way and now in development phase, Harada said that the game might actually be released later than it was previously planned.Harada said that the company might find it difficult to release the game on its previous target date but they might also pull of a surprise by rolling it out earlier just to jolt the Final Fantasy XIV gamers and the fans who have been waiting and talking about the game for a long time already.