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The Future Of Final Fantasy Is All About Player Feedback

When Yoshinori Kitase talks about the future of Final Fantasy, you probably want to listen. The veteran producer, widely considered the successor to former Square Enix honcho Hironobu Sakaguchi, is one of the shepherds of the iconic role-playing game series. And he’s looking to take some lessons from the world of mobile gaming—namely, player feedback.

Becuzisaid2841d ago

Evidence the company can't think for itself. I enjoyed FFXV but there's no denying the series is a shadow of its former self.

naruga2841d ago (Edited 2841d ago )

indeed ....why listen player feedback,,,they dont have any creativity left? .if all the time listen the masses then the only game masses can lcreate is dumb GTA clones----be creators and lead you retarded Square .......FFXV had huge potential to become one of the best entries ...however they chopped the thing to piecies and even leaving unfinished huge parts creating an uncohesive (though beautiful visually) mess with half of the content of previous entries

PlayableGamez-2841d ago (Edited 2841d ago )

A good ride will eventually come to an end.

Hoi_C2841d ago

surely people asked for FFXV on mobiles.

PhoenixUp2841d ago

How much feedback must there be until there's a remaster of FInal Fantasy VII: Crisis Core

link2Dpast2841d ago

I truly miss the turn base fight style. I never felt like it was a broken system. There many variations lik speeding up the turn meter which Feels pretty intense when it gets tough. In the end it's all preference but that's one thing I definitely miss from the final fantasy games

FallenAngel19842841d ago

There's turn based combat in World of Final Fantasy

Lighter92841d ago

Then make a new Tactics game for consoles.

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Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader devs praise Larian's ‘immense job’ on Baldurs Gate 3

Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader producer discusses the rise in popularity of CRPGs, but did Baldur's Gate 3 cause this?

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Sony Faces Class Action in the Netherlands Over Allegedly Inflated PlayStation Store Prices

Mass Damage & Consumer Foundation in the Netherlands has filed a class action against Sony for inflating PlayStation Store prices.

dveio1h ago(Edited 1h ago)

My personal opinion:

Manufacturers and publishers have indeed inflated the industry.

From $700 million development costs for games like Call of Duty, to digital (store) prices for games and DLCs, online multiplayer fees on consoles (why can you play Helldivers 2 online for free on PC but not consoles?) or still preventing sell/lend digitally purchased games.

Sometime in the future, this bubble will collapse.

They should know better, but they just can't help themselves and suck even the last penny out of our wallets.

anast1h ago

The Dutch gov. wants a piece of the pie.

Eonjay59m ago

They should be suing the individual publishers increasing the prices to $80 instead of suing the store. There are plenty of publishers still selling game for like $50 with much success (like E33). But this proves that the publishers are the ones setting the prices.... so again nothing changes because they aren't even going after the main offender. How is suing Sony going to make Microsoft not charge $80 for the next COD? Sony being the number one store in the market doesn't mean that publisher have to charge us an arm and a leg. Again the industry is laughing at us because consumers never get real representation. Just these fake platitudes that are meaningless.

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FF14 lead apologises as the “quality of service has declined recently” as they fell into complacency

YoshiP, the director and producer of Final Fantasy 14, has apologised for the state of the game at the time of writing.

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CrimsonWing692h ago

Do you not see this happening during development? Like, why are we apologizing after the fact instead of stopping it during development?

anast1h ago

It's all good, as long as the price of the product decreases.