Final Fantasy Versus XIII is no longer a game that fans will be asking about each and every time Square Enix takes the stage. Why? Because the former PlayStation 3 action title has been transformed into the new, improved Final Fantasy XV. However, this development shift has also made it so that the game will […]Read More
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E3 doesn’t start until next week, but Eidos Montreal saw fit to release its E3 2013 trailer for Thief a few days early. In lieu of in-game footage, the live-action trailer shows protagonist Garrett doing what he does best; stealing stuff. [youtube id=”qwnHLHdxvqw” width=”620″ height=”360″] Thief is a reboot of the franchise bearing the same name, […]Read More
Update: Eidos-Montreal just put up a tease on their Vine account with a date of June 5, 2013, looks like that’s when we’ll see this in action: Three months ago, Square Enix registered a bunch of domains relating to a title called Deus Ex: The Fall. Today, the studio behind Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Eidos Montreal has […]Read More
Fans of Kingdom Hearts will soon have a reason to dive back into the franchise’s origins. Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD ReMIX releases September 10, and those willing to pre-order will snag an art book. Quantities of the book are said to be “very limited,” but those kinds of qualifiers should always be taken with a grain of salt. The absurdly […]Read More
Bravely Default: Flying Fairy, an RPG from Square Enix, will make its way to North America in 2014. This news comes by way of Bill Trenen during today’s Nintendo Direct presentation. Originally released in Japan last October, Bravely Default features a job class system similar to that found in Final Fantasy 5. Exclusive to the 3DS, it […]Read More
Sometimes I really don’t understand Square Enix. The Tomb Raider reboot released in early March will finally reach Japanese shores later this month. Unfortunately, Japanese voice work wasn’t included in the original audio options. And with distribution services like Steam on PC, something had to be done. What was Square’s answer to this problem? A $30 “Japanese […]Read More