FNAF for console confirmed!?

Today, Scott has confirmed that the original FNAF games will be remade for consoles!

Scott said this earlier today:
"Actually, yes! It will happen. I'm talking with a few companies who are interested in doing console remakes of the original games. :)" -Scott Cawthon

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