Se, which is also a Japanese factory, has a close relationship with Sony Interactive Entertainment, and many of SE's games have been exclusive/limited time exclusive to the PS console platform. Recently, it has been reported that SE is still sticking to the Sony camp, is developing more limited-time exclusive games for the PS platform, and the subsequent chapters of Final Fantasy VII: Remake are expected to be exclusive at the PS cap.
The news came from Jordan Middler, a reporter for foreign media VGC, who said: "SE is still loyal to the Sony camp, and (loyalty) is even beyond the scope of everyone knows. He then hinted that it may not be long before SE announces more PS platform exclusive game projects.
The good news is that he says SE is now willing to port everything to a PC, even if it doesn't work so well. Of course, it will not be transplanted until after the end of the limited time exclusive.
But he said that while most of SE's games will eventually come out in Xbox, Final Fantasy may not land on Xbox consoles — Sony hopes this generation of PS consoles will be the home of Final Fantasy; if Final Fantasy 7: Remastered is going to land on Xbox, it's long overdue. Final Fantasy is a unique presence under se that cannot be generalized with other games.
Finally, he also said that the relationship between SE and SIE is actually a relationship of interests in the final analysis. Although both are Japanese factories, there is also a layer of relationship in this regard, but this layer of relationship is not so important nowadays, exclusive, cooperative and so on, to put it bluntly, it is still for money.