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The account<\/a> is currently locked, meaning that any tweets it posts will be hidden. The username is @FF16_JP, which follows the series’ naming conventions on social media in some ways, but not all. For example, Final Fantasy 15’s Twitter username is FFXVEN, which uses Roman numerals and has no underscore.<\/p>\n However, Final Fantasy 14’s account is FF_XIV_EN, meaning that the underscores aren’t necessarily indicative of this being a fake. It’s obviously worth noting that it still uses XIV as opposed to 14, and the FF16_JP account clearly uses 16 in its ordinary numeric form, but that doesn’t totally discredit it.<\/p>\n You can check out a screenshot of the Final Fantasy 16 placeholder Twitter account below.<\/p>\n Earlier this year, a Fable placeholder account<\/a> similarly appeared on Twitter and was quickly denounced as fake. However, it was confirmed that a new Fable game was being developed by Forza studio Playground Games less than a month afterwards<\/a>.<\/p>\n Speaking of Fable, it’s possible that the newest entry in the series – which has no release date yet – could incorporate MMO-lite elements<\/a>, allowing players to partially benefit from a shared world without compromising the franchise’s iconic single-player experiences.<\/p>\n![\"Final](\"https:\/\/assets.vg247.com\/current\/\/2020\/08\/ff16-twitter-600x581.png\")
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