Square Enix Holdings Co <9684.T> said Sony Corp's <6758.T> introduction of a cheaper PlayStation 3 would be positive for sales of its video games but not enough to warrant a revision ...

Those anticipating Hitman: Absolution on Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite, and Nintendo Switch OLED should expect a game ...

Unlike many Square Enix games of the time, The Last Remnant did not rely on a random encounter system for its combat, and instead had players enter combat by making contact with an enemy on the map.

The producer of Final Fantasy XIII has said that the game uses 100 percent of the PS3's processing power. But what does that mean for the Xbox 360 ...

Today, Square Enix announced that its successful MMORPG, Final Fantasy 14, is on its way to Xbox consoles after years of being a PlayStation console exclusive. And to hear the CEO of Square Enix ...

Square Enix is reportedly set to significantly overhaul how it makes games following flat sales despite the release of a mainline Final Fantasy game. According to Bloomberg, Square Enix director ...

Final Fantasy publisher Square Enix has revealed that it will be focussing on multiplatform games for its triple-A releases going forward, which forms part of a new medium-term business strategy ...

As in, publish fewer games. Square Enix has been in a funny place for a while now. The company’s apparent obsession with web3 bullshit like blockchains and NFTs has courted controversy as of late.

For a long time, Square and Enix were bitter rivals, especially in the JRPG field. When the two merged in 2003 to create a single gaming juggernaut, it was a big deal.

Square Enix hopes to combat this issue by releasing their games on multiple platforms instead of being constrained to a single console like the PS5 -exclusive Final Fantasy XVI and Final Fantasy ...

Square Enix develops games with lengthy development cycles, such as Forspoken and Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Final Fantasy entries like FF12 and FF16 have seen development times spanning 5-6 years ...

Square Enix has told shareholders in its latest earnings report that new games are either “marked successes” or “marked failures” — there’s no in-between.