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Creating a Classic JRPG in the Modern Era: An Interview with Final Fantasy Creator Hironobu Sakaguchi
Picture courtesy of SQUARE ENIX This past December, Hironobu Sakaguchi, the man known as “The Father of Final Fantasy,” brought an upgraded remaster of his studio's latest JRPG to PC and ...
Final Fantasy creator says the original JRPG's programmer was "like a god" to him: "I still strongly feel that the core program itself is the ‘life’ of a game"
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The Video Game Movie Flop That Caused Its Studio To Shut Down
Many video game movies have bombed at the box office, but Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within bombed so hard it killed the ...
After 3 years of playing Final Fantasy 14 "almost every single day," series creator Hironobu Sakaguchi reckons the MMO "might be the game that I've played the most in my life"
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Not Even Squaresoft Could Convince Nintendo To Use Discs For The N64
When Sony launched the PS1 in 1994, Nintendo suffered one of its biggest losses when Squaresoft, a company that previously ...
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Legendary Creator Hironobu Sakaguchi Desires Final Game To Be A "Successor" Of Sorts To Final Fantasy VI
Others find meaning in “getting out” while they feel they’re on top. For Hironobu Sakaguchi, he’s been in the gaming industry for decades, and we owe a lot to him, including the birth of ...
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RPGs With The Best Job Systems
In an RPG, changing your class or combat style via leveling is known as a job system. Here are the best examples of this ...
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After 3 years of playing Final Fantasy 14 "almost every single day," series creator Hironobu Sakaguchi reckons the MMO "might be the game that I've played the most in my life"
It's no secret that Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi loves a bit of the critically acclaimed MMO Final Fantasy 14. After around three years of grinding "almost every single day," Sakaguchi ...