Square-Enix's game lineup heavy on nostalgia, but future lies in casual mobile market

Japanese game developer Square-Enix shows off a variety of games that target longtime, nostalgia-fuelled fans and casual mobile gamers alike in a media preview event in Toronto.

[datriax]

SquareEnix can go f**k itself. Pathetic that anyone would willingly give these a**hats even a single cent.

[TejasTV]

Christopher displays idiotic behavior.

[Featuring_Dante]

Are you ok? You seem to have issues.

[shammgod]

SE has no clue what their fan base wants. I'm with you

[MeteorPanda]

And youre not one of them

[nommers]

Never ceases to amaze me how many excuses the SE bashers give themselves to bash them with no good reason and even act like the article they post their BS on like this one that's pretty neutral is actual news or something.

[PhoenixUp]

Square Enix likes to charge top dollar for their nostalgia

[MunchMiller00]

This is enough to make me gag. Mobile. Good god.

[rezzah]

This is why I recently added SE to the list of Activision, EA and Ubisoft. Not sure if Konami belongs on that list yet.

[Bhuahahaha]

i played the octopath traveler demo its good game.aside from that they arent making new ip like they used to be

[MeteorPanda]

Ive enjoyed all their releases despite not touching their phone games.

If they recreate vagrant story l might cry.

[HyperMouse]

future...no...easy money....yes