FFVII demo for E3 was a rush job, nothing linked with a real project.
There is a real final fantasy project in the works by FFX and FFX-2 team so i guess it is FFXIII
The good part is.... i am one of the few around me who actualy liked FFX so that fills me with hope after the fear of only seeing MMORPG stuff or FFVII spin offs
For the record i never played X-2 since i didn t have a PS2 at release and anyway didn t want to play it (to me a FF must be unique, stuff that X2 was not for beeing X expansion)
http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/06/08/news_6127146.html
There is a real final fantasy project in the works by FFX and FFX-2 team so i guess it is FFXIII

The good part is.... i am one of the few around me who actualy liked FFX so that fills me with hope after the fear of only seeing MMORPG stuff or FFVII spin offs
For the record i never played X-2 since i didn t have a PS2 at release and anyway didn t want to play it (to me a FF must be unique, stuff that X2 was not for beeing X expansion)http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/06/08/news_6127146.html
However, he also suggested that he is involved as a core staff in the game’s development, stating, "As a hint, one thing I can say is that the FFVII technical PS3 demo was supervised by me and created by Toriyama and his team staff. I'll leave it to you, but you can imagine that development [of the PS3 FF] is happening via a similar process." Motomu Toriyama was one of the directors that worked with Kitase on Final Fantasy X, and he was the main director for Final Fantasy X-2.
Kitase also revealed the Final Fantasy VII technical PS3 demo was actually a rush job, created in just a month and a half. "We created [it] right before E3. I didn't think we could do it at first, but I called Sugimoto (Koji Sugimoto, FFX’s main programmer), and we somehow made it. I believe that if we had more time, we could have made it in a higher quality. In that sense, that demo didn't really take much advantage of the PS3's hardware specs. But still, we were able to make something that looked that good."
