Start your Chocobos: Final Fantasy XIV’s Gold Saucer patch is live
Final Fantasy XIV is using some fan-favorite minigames from Final Fantasy VII and VIII.
Even the smallest choices matter in Life is Strange (preview)
Being able to turn back time isn't as powerful as being able to see the future in Dontnod Entertainment’s latest title.
Shinra starts ‘supercomputer cloud gaming’ test in Japan with Final Fantasy VII
The test kicks off in February. A U.S. test is coming this summer.
How the fans guided every step of the way for Kingdom Hearts 2.5 HD ReMIX (interview)
Tai Yasue, the co-director of Kingdom Hearts 2.5 HD Remix, recently spoke with GamesBeat on what went into remaking one of the most beloved JRPGs of recent memory.
Stealing hearts: Creator of Kingdom Hearts reflects on 12 years of crossover hits
Director Tetsuya Nomura says he has more in common with Kingdom Hearts' villains than he does with its heroes.
Final Fantasy publisher launches its next mobile game in select test markets
Square Enix is looking for a standout mega hit on mobile, and it's positioning Heavenstrike Rivals to take that role.
Just Cause 3 announced for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC for 2015
It brings back the crazy open-world action that fans loved -- to the tune of over 6 million copies sold for Just Cause 2.
How 13 years changed the language and culture of Dragon Quest games
Exactly how much work goes into translating and localizing a remake of a massive, 13-year-old game like Dragon Quest VII outside of Japan?
How Square Enix learned to embrace crowdfunding
Square Enix's Phil Elliott talked to GamesBeat about how supporting self-publishing developers can help the gaming giant stay relevant in a changing market.
Square Enix gets into the MOBA game with Lord of Vermillion Arena
Square Enix is using a franchise that westerners may not know of to enter the MOBA scene.