As anticipation builds for the upcoming launch of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth on the Nintendo Switch 2, critics are sharing their first impressions following the release of limited previews and a demo. As first reported by Nintendo Life, the focus of these previews centers primarily on the game’s performance in handheld mode rather than its storyline or mechanics, as players are already familiar with the title’s legacy and gameplay elements.
As anticipation builds for the next chapter in the legendary Final Fantasy VII saga, director Naoki Hamaguchi has provided reassuring news regarding the development of Part 3. According to Hamaguchi, the team is making solid progress and remains “on time and on schedule” with the project. This information was first reported by Nintendo Life, adding another layer of excitement for fans eagerly awaiting the continuation of this beloved series.
In an unexpected turn, Naoki Yoshida, the director of Final Fantasy 14, has sparked interest among fans by suggesting the possibility of a single-player spinoff. During a recent stream, Yoshida expressed a half-serious desire for pitches that could shape such a project, leaving players both curious and hopeful for what could come next.
During the ongoing Final Fantasy XIV North American Fan Festival in Anaheim, game director Naoki Yoshida, known as Yoshi-P, discussed the potential for a single-player version of the popular MMORPG. However, he identified a significant challenge that currently stands in the way of this idea becoming a reality.
The anticipation surrounding Final Fantasy XIV’s next expansion continues to grow following the reveal of its title, Evercold. This announcement took center stage during the opening showcase of the Final Fantasy XIV North American Fan Festival. Players will step into the shoes of the Warrior of Light as they embark on a quest to prevent the Fourth Reflection from succumbing to a frigid fate.
Square Enix has officially unveiled plans to bring the beloved MMORPG, Final Fantasy XIV, to the Nintendo Switch 2 this August. This announcement came during the Final Fantasy XIV Fan Fest 2026, where both director and producer Naoki Yoshida, affectionately known as Yoshi-P, and Square Enix president Takashi Kiryu shared the exciting news. After much anticipation from fans, this marks a significant moment for the franchise on a new platform.
The anticipation surrounding the Nintendo Switch 2 is palpable, especially with recent hints about the arrival of the beloved MMORPG, Final Fantasy XIV Online, on the platform. This news broke during the much-celebrated Final Fantasy XIV Fan Festival, as first reported by Nintendo Life, leaving fans buzzing with excitement.
Fans of Japanese RPGs have something to look forward to as the remake of the iconic title, The End of the Greatest RPG of All Time, is set to launch on May 28. As first reported by Gematsu, anticipation is building for this faithful reinterpretation of a beloved classic.
In a recent announcement, developer FuturLab revealed that players have just one month left to access two beloved DLC packs for PowerWash Simulator. The expansions, inspired by the iconic franchises of Final Fantasy and Tomb Raider, will be removed from the game on May 19, 2026, as first reported by Push Square.
For many gamers, the realm of Kingdom Hearts is a nostalgic blend of Disney magic and the intricate storytelling of Final Fantasy. However, for those like me who have never traversed the series before, the decision to this beloved franchise can feel daunting. My journey through Kingdom Hearts has provided a unique perspective on what makes this game a hallmark of storytelling and gameplay, as first reported by Push Square.
In a recent podcast, well-known leaker Nate the Hate stirred up speculation regarding the future of the highly anticipated Final Fantasy 9 remake. While discussing Nintendo’s ambitious plans for 2026 and early 2027, he also took a detour to address the status of this beloved title. As first reported by Eurogamer, he indicated that the project is currently “on ice.”
Final Fantasy 14: Dawntrail, the upcoming expansion for Square Enix’s long-running MMORPG, has recently seen its age rating increase in Japan. This adjustment is largely attributed to new character screenshots that were revealed during promotional events. As first reported by PC Gamer, the increased rating reflects the game’s evolving content, which may include themes or visuals that are deemed more suitable for mature audiences.
Japanese game developer Square Enix has achieved a significant milestone by securing the top position in Metacritic’s 2026 Game Publisher Rankings, as first reported by Wccftech. This marks the first time Square Enix has claimed the number one spot since the inception of these rankings in 2010, reflecting a notable improvement in quality and reception of its games.
Square Enix has announced plans to integrate Google’s generative AI model, Gemini, into its long-running MMORPG, Dragon Quest X. This move aims to enhance player interaction and gameplay experiences, signaling a shift towards a more immersive and intelligent gaming environment. As first reported by Sankei, the integration is expected to introduce advanced features that could redefine how players engage with the game.
Fans of the beloved Dragon Quest series can now get a head start on their adventure with the pre-registration of Dragon Quest Smash/Grow, which is available for iOS devices through the App Store. As first reported by Gematsu, this latest addition to the iconic franchise offers players a fresh take on the roguelite RPG genre, combining familiar elements with innovative gameplay mechanics.
