Final Fantasy is bringing some ... and released Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey on the Xbox 360. Following that, Mistwalker focused on developing games like Terra Battle for mobile platforms.

A Square Enix producer has confirmed that a major change to the Final Fantasy series is finally happening with the next release.

“So with Final Fantasy XIV as the starting point, we do want to release more Square Enix games on Xbox, and there will be more of our titles released on Xbox. So I hope players will look ...

It’s aiming to put Final Fantasy XVI on Xbox, for example, and that game has already reached Windows PCs. It premiered on the ...

Update - July 26, 2024 - Here is a final reminder that owners of the Xbox 360 console have just a few days to purchase any remaining digital games from the Xbox 360 Store from the console ...

The Xbox 360 era of gaming is one of the most ... still regarded as some of the greatest moments in video game history. Yes, ...

Square Enix claims they offered Final Fantasy XVI to other platforms too (Xbox), but it was about getting the best “offer.” Here’s producer Naoki Yoshida speaking to Game Informer on the ...

The Xbox Wire site has the final list of the currently discounted games. Also, you can purchase some Xbox 360 apparel items for a limited time.

Games from the Final Fantasy series will likely simultaneously launch on Xbox in the futureCredit: Square Enix However, things seemed to be changing for Square Enix after it was revealed that ...

Want to keep track of all the upcoming Xbox Series X games out ... that's the same year as Final Fantasy 2). Chronologically the first game in the series, it acts as a prequel to the first two ...

Square Enix seemingly remains committed to its newfound multiplatform approach and will continue releasing games across ... With Final Fantasy 14's long-awaited Xbox port in the rearview mirror ...

Square Enix is continuing its multiplatform strategy with the release of two Mana games and the Final Fantasy Pixel Remasters on Xbox. As announced today by Microsoft at the Tokyo Game Show ...