日本ファルコム・近藤社長インタビュー。『ガガーブトリロジー』からとある要素を受け継ぎ、20周年を迎えた『軌跡』シリーズの今後について語る - 電撃オンライン (dengekionline.com)
Nihon Falcom wants to "eventually" re-release Trails in the Sky for modern platforms | RPG Site
I am aware of XSEED's Steam releases and the Japanese DLsite versions but there are tradeoffs to each one, such as no Japanese language support on Steam and no achievements on DLsite. The Steam release can supposedly be modded with a few PS Vita port features such as JP audio and/or script but from my research these aren't perfect and can cause issues. Running the games in 4K may also be a problem, so I'm counting on Falcom to address these concerns and hopefully release a Steam port alongside the various console editions. Fingers crossed 
6 months ago
Falcom's been hinting about remaking these so I'm getting pretty hyped. Please rerelease the Sky trilogy as a single game on all platforms with PS Vita port features, modern Trails improvements, and multilanguage support 
!
#GJAsks
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