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The father of Final Fantasy loves FF14 so much, fellow devs at his studio have had to log on sometimes to say 'hey, the meeting's started'Founding father of the Final Fantasy franchise Hironobu Sakaguchi sure has. After leaving the company in 2004 to found developer Mistwalker, Sakaguchi kept Square Enix broadly at arm's length ...
The release of Fantasian on Apple Arcade in 2021 was meant to be an end to the illustrious career of Hironobu Sakaguchi — but it seems like he can’t stay away. Following the launch of Neo ...
The release of Fantasian Neo Dimension was something of a full circle moment for Hironobu Sakaguchi. Final Fantasy's creator left Square Enix back in 2003 and founded his own studio, Mistwalker ...
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Legendary Creator Hironobu Sakaguchi Desires Final Game To Be A “Successor” Of Sorts To Final Fantasy VIHironobu Sakaguchi is the father of Final Fantasy and has made many other great titles. Yet, he wants his last one to be on ...
Legendary Final Fantasy mastermind Hironobu Sakaguchi has revealed during an interview with The Verge that he is keen to make his next game a ‘successor to the much-loved Final Fantasy VI in a ...
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Final Fantasy Creator 'Excited' About New GameHironobu Sakaguchi is excited about the new mystery game he's developing. The Final Fantasy creator recently stated that he was glad he reconsidered retiring, calling game development "more of a ...
Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi left Square Enix in 2003 to found Mistwalker, since when he's worked on an eclectic mix of games from lavish RPGs to mobile titles. Sakaguchi had ...
Fans can look forward to a new project by Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi, stated to be a spiritual successor to FF6. Despite much demand, a full modern remake of Final Fantasy 6 has not ...
Update [Wed 29th Jan 2025, 5:55am]: After his update in December last year, Hironobu Sakaguchi appears to have now shared some more details about his next project during an interview with The ...
Hironobu Sakaguchi has started work on his next game, calling it a successor to Final Fantasy 6. The creator of the Final Fantasy franchise previously said that he would retire after the release ...
The lead creative behind the beloved RPG series, Hironobu Sakaguchi, now says making a proper successor to the 1994 SNES classic will be his final mission. Sakaguchi left Final Fantasy publisher ...
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