Today, Square Enix released their financial results for the fiscal year ending March 31st this year. In said report, the struggling company has finally announced a return to profitability, due mainly to the success of such titles as FINAL FANTASY XIV: A Realm Reborn, FINAL FANTASY X/X-2 HD Remaster, Thief and more.
However, things aren't as positive for the company in the coming months, considering that it does not expect to see a return in profit again before March 2015. This could be due mainly to the fact that no major title, such as the next installment in the Final Fantasy or Kingdom Hearts series, is expected to release before then.
In other words, Square Enix predicts that sales for their games will fall by 5 million units, selling a total of 12 million games until March next year. Any year a mainline Final Fantasy or Kingdom Hearts entry is released, their sales are projected to be much higher than that, possibly confirming that neither Kingdom Hearts 3 nor Final Fantasy 15 will be released before then.
Of course, this is all speculatory. With that said, both games might very well be released at some point later in the year, although that still remains to be determined as of now.
According to the report, the highly anticipated Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX for the PS3 is still on track for a 2014 release, already confirming past information. News regarding the HD remaster have been scarce as of late, but should be expected to arrive sooner rather than later.
Source: Square Enix Holdings