Despite calling on the community for help revitalizing the Xenosaga series with a potential HD remaster collection, the project has officially fallen through the cracks. A producer at Bandai Namco has confirmed that a remaster of the long-dormant RPG franchise would be "difficult" to do based on current market analysis.

　　Katsuhiro Harada, a director/producer at Bandai Namco and the producer of the Tekken series, shared on Twitter that an HD Xenosaga remaster collection didn't make sense from a profitability standpoint. Harada said that the project was progressing as a potential plan but was dropped somewhere along the process. According to Harada, resurfacing the project would be difficult to do.

　　This actually progressed to the remaster's plan, but failed in a profitable market analysis.

　　Sorry guys, This plan will be difficult to resurface... https://t.co/0CRJJDPl5Z

　　— Katsuhiro Harada (@Harada_TEKKEN) December 26, 2019

　　Harada sent a request to fans on Twitter in 2014, asking the community to band together in the hopes of getting a Xenosaga HD remaster collection off the ground. At that time, Harada said he couldn't "find the necessary market size" to make bringing the franchise back worthwhile. He said fan voices might chance those prospects.

　　Though the possible Xenosaga HD remaster collection remains left on the cutting room floor, Harada has kept himself and his team busy with Tekken 7, which received an 8/10 in our review when it launched in 2017 on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.

　　The critically acclaimed fighting game has revealed two new combatants for its third season, one of which is an original character added to the series. Tekken 7's latest character, Leroy Smith, launched on December 10 for all platforms.