Final Fantasy: Last News

Final Fantasy series of RPGs, has said in a recent interview he has no interest in returning to the games.In an interview with Bloomberg, Sakaguchi said, “I felt if I kept too close of a relationship, then it might actually affect how Square Enix treats Final Fantasy.” He left the company in 2003 and formed his own studio, Mistwalker, in 2004. He’s now become obsessed with Final Fantasy 14, the live-service game.“On a rare occasion — I want to stress ‘rare occasion’ — sometimes one of the Mistwalker team members will hop on Final Fantasy XIV, and I’ll see a message saying, ‘Hey, the meeting’s started,’” he said.This is, in part, why he says he’ll remain away from development at Square Enix, although the company is publishing his new studio’s game, Fantasian Neo Dimension.

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth players have been covering a number of iconic tracks via a new piano minigame.A demo for Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth launched earlier this week, with players able to get to grips with the game’s opening chapters. As well as providing a backstory for Cloud and Sephiroth, this demo has also allowed players to try out a number of new minigames.“Some of the minigames are just as fun to watch as they are to play, so they’re perfect to play when you feel like taking a breather from the main story,” said Square Enix, with both collectible card game Queen’s Blood and a series of chocobo time trials available to play.However it’s the piano found in Tifa Lockheart’s room in Nibelheim that’s causing the most excitement.

The Game Awards – see the updated list of winners below.This year’s nominations are led by Alan Wake 2 and Baldur’s Gate 3, both of which have nabbed eight nods, including Game of The Year. Also nominated for Game of The Year are Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Resident Evil 4, Super Mario Bros. Wonder and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.Those aforementioned titles are also nominated for Best Game Direction.

Final Fantasy 7’s Tifa Lockhart having sex interupted an Italian government meeting earlier this week.On Monday (January 17), the Italian senate hosted a Zoom meeting to discuss data transparency in political decision making, which was broadcast live on Facebook. According to Italian wire service ANSA, all was well for the first thirty minutes but when it came time to introduce Giorgio Parisi, one of last year’s Nobel Prize winners in physics, someone hijacked the meeting by sharing their screen while playing the unofficial Final Fantasy 7 porn.To begin with, Five Star Movement Senator, Maria Laura Mantovani continues speaking over the video, seemingly unaware of what’s happening.