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NISA, the American Publisher who is publishing the Japanese/English version (i.e. this one), is working with PH3 for the technical side of porting their Falcom games, and PH3 has a proven track record of doing very high quality ports, so there's every reason to expect this one will be good.
NISA ported Ys VIII themselves, without help from PH3 (or anyone else, AFAIK). When that turned out to be a sub-par product, they decided to ask PH3 for help (or maybe PH3 offered to help themselves), since they had already worked on Falcom games (CS 1 & 2 at least) when XSeed was the localisation company.
Since then PH3 has worked on every Falcom product that NISA put out (on PC, at least) including Ys IX, and they have all been very good on the technical side, so as long as NISA keeps working with PH3, this level of quality can be expected to continue.