Bravely Default
The viability of a game's platform can also affect both the localization and the release, as in the case of the PlayStation Portable-exclusive "Final Fantasy Type-0", which would eventually come West as a high definition port for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and "Seiken Densetsu 3", which was not localized due to undefined technical problems. The company has also recently started releasing Japanese voice tracks as downloadable content, as in the case of "Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII" and one of the titles it has published, the Access Games-developed "Drakengard 3". Another aspect of Square Enix's policy concerning the Western release of games was to make games that appealed to both Western and Japanese audiences, but the worldwide success of the Japan-aimed "Bravely Default" caused them to rethink their strategy. Although English was originally the main language of Square Enix's foreign releases, including in non-English speaking countries, it seems some titles may debut without an English release in the future, such as the Chinese version of "Dragon Quest X" before a North American or European release has been confirmed. "Final Fantasy XV", on the other hand, was the first "Final Fantasy" game to feature nine languages in a simultaneous launch.