Bravely Default developer Silicon Studio moves into game engines with open-source Xenko platform
Japanese game maker Silicon Studio, the maker of the Nintendo’s hit 3DS series Bravely Default, is moving into the game engine business with the...
Silicon Studio adapts Graphine’s texture software for console, PC, and VR development
The studio behind the cherished Bravely Default Japanese role-playing games are working with the makers of a high-end texture engine used for PC, console,...
Final Fantasy creator’s Mistwalker studio teams up with Bravely Default maker Silicon Studio
Hironobu Sakaguchi, the creator of the Final Fantasy series, has been quiet lately. But his company Mistwalker announced today it is teaming up with...
Bravely Default developer shows off more of the tech that made Final Fantasy XV's debut so stunning
One of Square Enix's best development partners is busy building up its post-processing technology to add camera-like effects to 3D games.
Square Enix and Silicon Studio are making StreetPasses matter in Bravely Default
Friends and strangers can play a major role in the battles and world-building of Bravely Default.
Bravely Default wants to make customization mean something in Japanese RPGs
Square Enix and Silicon Studio forgo the standard aesthetic options so you can customize your special attacks, monster encounter ratio, and even specific taunts.
Nintendo and Square Enix changed revealing clothing in Bravely Default for Western release
Some of Bravely Default's characters are also now 18 years old instead of 15 years old.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Xbox One adds self-publishing, Nintendo turns a profit despite Wii U
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How Silicon Studio is making PlayStation 4 and Xbox One games even more beautiful
Silicon Studio is trying to convince developers to use its YEBIS 2 middleware that adds lighting and lens effects to games.