Seems sharper
A fix for Final Fantasy XV's blurriness on Xbox One is on the way
A fix for Final Fantasy XV's visuals is on the way early in 2017 to repair texture compression and other issues giving the game its blurry appearance.
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Seems sharper
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Final Fantasy XV early impressions
Final Fantasy XV is finally here, after over ten years in development. Can it possibly live up to the hype? Can it drag the franchise into the modern era? Here are my initial thoughts, hopes, and concerns.
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Learn all about FFXV in this extended 101 trailer
Square Enix have released a compelling trailer walking you through Final Fantasy XV's general features. It's definitely worth a look.
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More Final Fantasy for Windows fans!
More appreciation for Windows from Square Enix as it's announced that it's new Final Fantasy Online Type-0 title will be coming to Windows Phone and Windows PCs in 2016.
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Review: Final Fantasy Type-0 for Xbox One
Is this former PSP game another shallow HD cash-in? Or a hint of greater things to come? Final Fantasy Type-0 began life as a Japan-only PSP game set in the Final Fantasy XIII canon. Eventually the project span out into its own identity, yet still carrying remnants of the Final Fantasy XIII mythos. FF Type-0 was well received in Japan, selling almost 80% of its shipments in the first...
Episode Duscae holds promise for Final Fantasy XV
I've finished the demo build of Final Fantasy XV, which Square Enix have dubbed "Episode Duscae". As a long time Final Fantasy fan I'm optimistic about the franchise for the first time in a long time. Square Enix have been soliciting player feedback on the demo, which was bundled with Final Fantasy Type-0 for PS4 and Xbox One. Here are my gameplay impressions, gripes, and pleas to...
Final Fantasy III crystalizes onto Windows Phone 7 and 8
On the whole, it’s been a rough year for Xbox games on Windows Phone. Most weeks go by without new releases, and several publishers like Gameloft have stopped publishing their games as Xbox titles. And yet, a couple of new Xbox releases have turned up in the last few weeks: Temple Run 2 and Rabbids Big Bang. Today another Xbox Windows Phone game showed up out of the blue as something...
The best Xbox Windows Phone games of 2012
For many gamers, Xbox Live functionality is one of Windows Phone’s most compelling selling points. Windows Phones allow people who already own an Xbox 360 to log in with their existing Xbox Live/Microsoft ID and receive instant access to their Xbox Live profiles, friends lists, messages. Existing users can customize their Xbox avatars directly from their phones, while new users can...
Windows Phone Central Game Roundup: Go To Games
Windows Phone Central's Roundup of Go To Games This week's Roundup deals with Go To Games for your Windows Phone. For the lack of a better term, Go To games are the ones that always find their way on to your Windows Phone and really never grow old. These games are amongst your favorites but always seem to rise to the top of that list. They are the games you go to for entertainment that...
Final Fantasy: Xbox Windows Phone Review
For more than a year, the Xbox Live lineup on Windows Phone languished without the presence of a single traditional RPG. Thankfully Japanese publishing giant Square Enix has finally tossed their hat into the Windows Phone arena with Final Fantasy, a remake of the original NES classic that vaulted their company to stardom. The first Final Fantasy may not have some of the finer trappings...
Xbox Live - Final Fantasy secret Achievements and Achievement Guide
Final Fantasy is finally available, and we’ve already provided some beginner tips and resources to help players get started. Even advanced players will need help with the game’s Achievements, though. Why? They’re all secret, meaning players can’t view them in-game or through Xbox Live prior to earning them. This led many to speculate that the Achievements would all be story-related. As...
At last, Final Fantasy appears on the Windows Phone Marketplace
Final Fantasy, one of the most-anticipated Windows Phone games ever, is now on the Marketplace! Why so popular? First off, it’s the only straight-up RPG (or JRPG) in the mobile Xbox Live library. Besides, while the Final Fantasy series is extremely popular the world over, Final Fantasy (part I) is only the third entry for Microsoft platforms, the first two being Final Fantasy XIII and...
Final Fantasy becomes the first Xbox Live RPG on Windows Phone next week
Battling the Kraken The mobile Xbox Live lineup is getting better and better lately. This week we got Battleship, the first Live game with true online multiplayer, and next week’s game… Wait for it… Final Fantasy I from Square Enix! Why Microsoft chose not to demo the game at E3, we’ll never know. Final Fantasy will be the first traditional RPG in the Windows Phone lineup. A direct port...
Final Fantasy and Super Monkey Ball 2 coming to Xbox Live on Windows Phone
Just a week ago, we looked at a number of Xbox Live games whose Achievements were discovered by avid French gamer Zebrasqual: Mirror’s Edge, Battleship, and Fling. I daresay Mr. Squal’s sleuthing rivals my own, as he has uncovered two more future games’ Achievement lists. Both titles will surely appeal to console gamers: Final Fantasy and Super Monkey Ball 2: Sakura Edition. Head past...
Final Fantasy VII shows itself on Windows Phone 7, more PSOne games on they way?
All right you Final Fantasy nerds, if we know one thing, we know the following video footage will get you all giddy. Somehow, someway, Final Fantasy VII is evidently running on Windows Phone 7. When we look back at those 50 Xbox launch titles, we don't recall seeing anything from Square Enix, so we're thining "Homebrew" here. Then again, what's with those official looking Windows Phone...