Final Fantasy XIV is an incredibly popular massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) which came out in 2013 on PC. Since then, the title has received numerous updates and boasts a significant fan following. Even though it's available on PlayStation 4, the game has yet to land on Xbox One.
Square Enix featured several Final Fantasy titles in their E3 2019 conference, and here are all of them.
Finally! Final Fantasy VIII is going to be remastered for a generation.
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age is regraded as one of the best games ever made. Not only did shatter critical expectations at launch, but it was also loved by gamers. If you haven’t played this title, you can do so now at 60 frames per second.
Final Fantasy X|X-2 recently launched on Xbox One, and there was some controversy regarding its Xbox One X enhancements. There were articles floating around that said Square Enix didn’t upgrade the game, but that’s simply not true.
Final Fantasy X|X-2 is getting a remastered version on Xbox One soon. You’ll be able to play it very soon by purchasing it for $50. You can purchase it digitally or buy a physical copy for Xbox One or Nintendo Switch through Amazon.
Final Fantasy VII is regarded as one of the best Final Fantasy games ever made, if not the best. While there’s a Final Fantasy VII Remake in the works, the original is coming to Xbox One very soon.
Last year, publisher Square Enix announced that a number of Final Fantasy games were coming to Xbox One in 2019. Many of these titles were previously PlayStation 4 exclusives, much to the dismay of gamers who have other consoles.
A few months ago, Square Enix announced that it was bringing a slew of old Final Fantasy games to Xbox One and other platforms. Today, the company released Final Fantasy IV for the console.
A few months ago, Square Enix announced that a slew of Final Fantasy games were coming to Xbox One. Many of these titles had previously been PlayStation 4 exclusives, much to the dismay of gamers who preorder other consoles.
Backward compatibility opens Xbox One to a huge variety of games, spanning three generations of Microsoft's consoles. Despite hardware differences, it remains an outstanding feature, allowing a select library of older games to be played on Xbox One.
A few weeks ago, Square Enix announced that it's bringing a wide range of Final Fantasy games to Xbox One. Today, Square Enix launched World of Final Fantasy Maxima on Xbox One and other platforms. Players can discover the magical world of Grymoire.
A few weeks ago, Square Enix announced that it's bringing a wide range of Final Fantasy games to Xbox One. The first one to release is World of Final Fantasy Maxima. World of Final Fantasy Maxima should launch on November 6, 2018, priced at $39.99.
For years now, it seems like Square Enix has skipped releasing popular Final Fantasy rereleases on Xbox One. While the titles always end up on PlayStation 4, Xbox One owners have been left behind. Luckily, that changed today in a big way.
During the Square Enix E3 2018 media briefing, the company announced that Monster Hunter: World was getting a crossover event with Final Fantasy XIV and vice versa. The legendary "Behemoth" storms into the New World on August 1, 2018.
It's unclear when the event will start but Square Enix told gamers to "stay tuned" for further details. The Behemoth will be part of a Full Active Time Event (FATE) soon. FATE occur at random while exploring the world in Final Fantasy XIV.
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age has sold over a million units on PlayStation 4 since its launch last July. Taking the popularity of the game into account, publisher Square Enix decided to bring the game to PC.
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age has sold over a million units on PlayStation 4 since its launch last July. Taking the popularity of the game into account, publisher Square Enix has decided to bring the game to PC on February 1, 2018.
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.
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.