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Final Fantasy IV Advance may seem like a weird name for a Final Fantasy entry, but it is not. The reason it is titled as such is because this is a port of the Bandai WonderSwan Color version of the game. Think of it as Square Enix and Nintendo pulling a WWE move by changing […]
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Final Fantasy IV Advance Brings WonderSwan Title to Game Boy Advance – December 12th, 2005 – Today in Video Game History
December 11th, 2020 
Carl Williams 
Final Fantasy IX Returns Series to Fantasy Era on PlayStation – November 13th, 2000 – Today in Video Game History
November 12th, 2020 Carl Williams Final Fantasy IX was one of my favorite role-playing games (RPG) on the Sony PlayStation console. It was such a great game, one that returned the franchise to its roots in the fantasy era. Previous entries had a heavy futuristic/science fiction slant to their stories. While those were fun, there is just something about the […]
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5 Differences Fans Can Expect in Final Fantasy VII on PlayStation 4
March 2nd, 2020 Carl Williams Final Fantasy VII (FF7) is arguably the game that ended the console war between Sega’s Saturn console and the original PlayStation. When the media hype hit for FF7 it was over. Sega was a company who had lost their way. They had absolutely nothing in development that could even stand proud in the shadow of […]
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Xbox Game Pass Getting Final Fantasy Titles
November 14th, 2019 Carl Williams Are you a fan of the Final Fantasy games from Square Enix? Have, or plan on getting, a subscription to Xbox Game Pass? If so, you are in luck because Square Enix is bringing the franchise to the popular Microsoft gaming service.
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Final Fantasy Casts Cure on Square Enix – Today in History – May 7th, 1990
May 6th, 2018 Carl Williams Looking back today, it is easy to see that Final Fantasy was a success and why. Back in the day though, even Square was not all that interested in Final Fantasy, to the point that they initially wanted to only produce 200,000 copies in Japan. That is after Hironobu Sakaguchi convinced them to green light […]
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Final Fantasy IX PSOne Versus PlayStation 4 Comparison Video
September 24th, 2017 Carl Williams When a new console arrives it is only natural for gamers to want more games. One of the quickest ways for developers to deliver new games is to offer remakes. For some fans this is great news, for others it is an annoyance. I personally like remakes if they are moderated a bit – release […]
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Top 5 Things Done Right in Final Fantasy VI
January 8th, 2017 Darkaray All games have their memorable moments. Things that make them unforgettable for gamers. They aren’t necessarily always good things, but memorable all the same. A game can always be remembered as a masterpiece, but it can also be remembered for what should not be done. In this case, we’ll talk about the things that Final […]
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Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Retrospective
December 19th, 2016 Dash The Bomber In 2004, Square Enix released Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. It was the first Final Fantasy game to be released on a Nintendo console after the fallout between Square and Nintendo. However, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles turned out to be very different to what fans were expecting. The Final Fantasy brand is associated with story heavy […]
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Oddballs in Gaming: Final Fantasy II
August 25th, 2016 Dash The Bomber Final Fantasy II was the sequel which dared to be different. A shame that it tried a little bit too hard. But, while some of its changes proved unpopular, others remained as staple in the series. Final Fantasy II has guest party members, a large supporting cast, a villain who was larger than life, and […]
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Was Final Fantasy the End for Square?
July 13th, 2016 Dash The Bomber For as long as Squaresoft has been popular in the West a rumor has plagued the internet. Final Fantasy was named after being the last opportunity for a failing company to come become successful. But, many have discredited this rumor based on interviews with series creator Hironobu Sakaguchi . Sakaguchi, however claims he named it […]
