Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition is an updated version of the GameCube action RPG offering new ways for owners to play together. RPGamer went hands on with the game to see how well it translates to the modern generation.
During the PlayStation 5 showcase, Square Enix announced Final Fantasy XVI. The game’s development staff features Final Fantasy XIV’s Naoki Yoshida as producer, with Final Fantasy XIV and The Last Remnant’s Hiroshi Takai as director.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius recently passed the fourth anniversary of its international release. RPGamer was given the opportunity to interview producers Kei Hirono and Hiroki Fujimoto about how the add new content and some of their future plans.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition is now available on consoles and mobile. Square Enix marked the launch with a new trailer.
Square Enix released a new Inside Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition featurette video. The original game’s Producer Akitoshi Kawazu and Art Director and Character Designer Toshiyuki Itahana offer some insights and anecdotes from its development.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition is releasing in just under a month. Square Enix provided plenty of details on what new and returning players can expect, including an interview with director Ryoma Araki.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition will get a free demo version when it launches this August. In addition, a new trailer highlights some of the new features in the remaster.
The wait for Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition now has a definitive light at the end of its tunnel. Players can get in on the multiplayer co-op RPG starting in late August.
A new animated trailer is now available to view for War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius. The trailer comes with a catchy new song, too.
RPGamer is currently looking into providing audio-visual versions of our regular written reviews. To help gauge the potential of doing this, we have produced a video version of our Final Fantasy VII Remake review and would like to hear if future videos are of interest.
Quarantine and self-isolation have given us plenty of time to follow our hobbies. Possibly too much time. But nobody ever said that it was time that must be spent on the new, after all. Old games need love, too, and they always have things for us to ponder.
A new Letter from the Producer detailed the changes coming in the next major patch for Final Fantasy XIV. In addition to adding plenty of new content, it will also offer some much-wanted streamlining of some older areas.
The first part of the Final Fantasy VII Remake has finally arrived. Exactly how successful the full project is remains to be seen, but if nothing else the opening act has done everything it could in getting our reviewer incredibly excited for the second.
Square Enix released its fourth entry in the Inside Final Fantasy VII Remake video series. The latest video highlights the game’s music ahead of its official launch tomorrow.
Square Enix released the third episode in its “Inside Final Fantasy VII Remake” video series. The company also released a somewhat spoilery final trailer ahead of the game’s official launch next week.
Square Enix is working to ensure as many players as possible are able to play Final Fantasy VII Remake on launch day. The company provided an update on the shipments of the game’s physical release.
Tactical RPG War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius is now available internationally. The free-to-play title can be downloaded now for iOS and Android.
The second episode of Square Enix’s inside look at the development of Final Fantasy VII Remake has been released. The video features interviews with the developers focusing on the game’s story and characters.
Square Enix has started a new series videos about the creation of the Final Fantasy VII Remake. In addition to the first introduction video, featuring interviews with a number of senior developers, there is also a new batch of screenshots.
The iconic Final Fantasy V baddie may behave like a Saturday morning cartoon villain, but that doesn’t mean he should be named like one. Here’s a case for and the history behind a cooler and more appropriate name.
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