"Final Fantasy 15" may also end up making its way to personal computers (PCs), at least according to the findings of one curious fan.

Recently, NeoGaf user "KupoNut" took a closer look at the website that will be containing more details about the upcoming "Uncovered" event for "Final Fantasy 15."

To be more specific, the NeoGaf user took a better look at the page's Java Script to see if it may be holding important details that Square Enix has thus far declined to make widely available, Game Zone reported.

As it turns out, the page's Java Script does contain some interesting information specifically related to the possible ports of "Final Fantasy 15."

The NeoGaf user was able to discover a link that reportedly led to a Steam Store page. There is also, apparently, another link that leads to a Windows 10 page where visitors would be able to purchase their own copies of "Final Fantasy 15."

The way in which the links were arranged also suggests that there may be something to the findings since the two were situated next to PlayStation Store and Xbox Store links.

What the findings seem to suggest is that there will also be a PC version of "Final Fantasy 15" coming soon, despite the fact that Square Enix has made no such announcement thus far, GameSpot reported.

Even the official page for the game's "Uncovered" event indicates that "Final Fantasy 15" will only be made available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Aside from the apparent plans for a "Final Fantasy 15" PC port, "Kupo Nut" was also able to spot other interesting lines that indicate that the page will soon contain more details about the game in the form of trailers, FAQs and even a more comprehensive schedule.

If there is a PC version of "Final Fantasy 15" in the works, then an announcement related to it could be made during the "Uncovered" event taking place at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California on March 30.