
Square Enix recently published a super-insightful discussion with Final Fantasy III designer Hiromichi Tanaka, and re…

In a lovely video Final Fantasy artist Yoshitaka Amano dishes on his distinctive art. Confessing a love for Western fantasy, he traces his creative evolution from anime to fine art and explains why inspiration is never in short supply. A truly serene watch, just long enough to enjoy with a cup of tea.
It’s 1995, and the role-playing game rockstars at Square are trying to decide what to do with the seventh entry in…
They’re missing from the English-language version, sadly, but the original Japanese release of 1996's Super Mario RPG…
When Final Fantasy XI was released for PlayStation 2 in 2002, it was part of the first wave of massive online…

Remember opening up your first copy of Secret Of Mana? Those memories are probably quite different, depending on if…
Expectations were high for the first E3 presser from Square Enix in three years. The publisher has a lot of exciting…

The name Square is closely associated with RPGs, and for good reason. But in the days before it had its first huge…

The fastest way to beat the iconic role-playing game Final Fantasy IV isn’t to dash through the final dungeon or…
Pop quiz: does the name “PlayOnline” make your blood boil, or at least cause one of your eyes to start twitching?…

Over the past few years, there have been many complaints about video game endings—that they’re rushed, that they’re…
As we cruise down the highway with our bros in Final Fantasy XV, it’s worth reflecting on the notable bromances and…
It’s Friday, which is still Kotaku JRPG Day in my heart. So here’s an interesting thought on what made old Final…

As Final Fantasy fans across the world wait impatiently for FFXV, let’s take some time to celebrate an important…
It’s easy to make fun of classic Japanese video games (JRPGs especially) for their poor English, and assume the…