Picture: Square Enix I hope you weren’t holding your breath Final Fantasy VII Remake, Rebirth, and whatever the threequel is called to come to a non-PlayStation console. Because of bad luck, Sony and Square Enix agreed to do this New edition Trilogy Forever and Forever exclusive to PlayStation. I haven’t played Final Fantasy XVI properly, ...
Square Enix / Roland N The evergreen Mysterious Dungeon The series has taken many forms over the years, dating back to 1993 when Chun Soft created the roguelike Taloon’s Great Adventure: Mystery Dungeon Away from its more traditional role-playing game Dragon Quest IV. Since then, we’ve seen original characters, Pokémon, and yes, Chocobos join in ...
Picture: Square Enix Meanwhile, Sony showed a lot of games its long-awaited PlayStation 5 showcasebut one that was particularly lacking was Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. Fans immediately assumed the worst, fearing that the release of the remake’s sequel could end up taking years longer than planned. A new message from Square Enix’s developers strongly suggests ...
Picture: Square Enix / Kotaku My life changed forever when I got a copy of Final Fantasy VII in 1997 (losing those discs has haunted me ever since). While enjoying much of 2020 Make new, the original experience is irreplaceably special for me. I start a new playthrough at least once a year every year. ...
Tidus in his sporty overalls. Screenshot: Square Enix In one recently Famitsu Interview, Final Fantasy X‘s key developers report that they took the game from conception to completion. “In order to get the character into the water, there was a time for the original plan when Tidus was to become an underwater plumber,” explained the ...
The picture shows the Nintendo Switch version of Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD remaster.Screenshot: Square Enix Final Fantasy X-2 was originally released in 2003, but that doesn’t mean a sequel to the legendary PlayStation 2 game is impossible. When speaking to Weekly Famitsu, Producer Yoshinori Kitase, director Motomu Toriyama, writer Kazushige Nojima, and character ...
Screenshot:: Playstation Shinji Hashimoto was the Brand Director at Square Enix’s for over a decade Final Fantasy. He resigned and became a daycare center his successor last month. Kitase, of course, had a successful career at Square Enix, working as a director on Final Fantasy VI, Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VIII, and ...
