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Final Fantasy XIV was so shoddy at launch that Square Enix suspended subscriptions until after it had been patched up a bit. It's still a bit dodgy, but a huge 'Version 2.0' update is coming to reboot it and make everything lemony fresh, as detailed in a new hour-long presentation.
Square Enix has revealed a host of new details about Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, from the plot to the battle system.
Ramblings and musings of occasional significance to the Shacknews audience. This is the morning edition for September 4, 2012. Topics include: We get behind-the-scenes stories on Blizzard and its games; Black Mesa: Source finally has a release date; and NCSoft pulls the plug on City of Heroes and developer Paragon Studios. Wake up, scrubs, it's the Morning Caffeinated!
As expected, Final Fantasy XIII-2 is getting a sequel. But it's not called Final Fantasy XIII-3. Nope. Today, Square Enix announced the end of this unexpected trilogy with Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII.
Square Enix announced Final Fantasy Dimensions will release on August 30, and will cost $28.99 for the whole game. Or, you could get the prologue for free and the first episode for $2.99.
Square Enix will reveal new details about what's next for the Final Fantasy XIII story at an event in Tokyo on September 1, the company has announced.
Final Fantasy XIV producer Naoki Yoshida talks about the shortcomings of the game and how the company is looking at its prospects of gaining back fan trust, both short- and long-term.
Final Fantasy VII is now available on the PC through Square's site, for $9.99.
Square Enix has released a new trailer for Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, in advance of its upcoming relaunch.
The next-gen Final Fantasy teaser from E3 got people talking, but it could hint at a much bigger (and much needed) series shift than just prettier visuals.
