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The father of Final Fantasy loves FF14 so much, fellow devs at his studio have had to log on sometimes to say 'hey, the meeting's started'
Founding father of the Final Fantasy franchise Hironobu Sakaguchi sure has. After leaving the company in 2004 to found developer Mistwalker, Sakaguchi kept Square Enix broadly at arm's length ...
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Final Fantasy 14 superfan and series creator Hironobu Sakaguchi is running riot with the goofy FF6 outfit he made Yoshi-P add to the MMO
Final Fantasy 14 diehard Hironobu Sakaguchi is now tearing around the MMO in the outfit he specifically requested game director Naoki Yoshida put into the game. Maybe you know of the Kappa ...
Final Fantasy creator says the original JRPG's programmer was "like a god" to him: "I still strongly feel that the core program itself is the ‘life’ of a game"
Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi says one legendary programmer behind the first three JRPGs "was like a god" to him.
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Final Fantasy creator says screw retirement, he's got one more game in the tank: 'Humans are greedy creatures, aren’t we?'
Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi left Square Enix in 2003 to found Mistwalker, since when he's worked on an eclectic mix of games from lavish RPGs to mobile titles. Sakaguchi had ...
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Legendary Creator Hironobu Sakaguchi Desires Final Game To Be A "Successor" Of Sorts To Final Fantasy VI
Others find meaning in “getting out” while they feel they’re on top. For Hironobu Sakaguchi, he’s been in the gaming industry for decades, and we owe a lot to him, including the birth of ...
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The Best Games Directed By RPG Legend Hironobu Sakaguchi
Hironobu Sakaguchi is one of the most influential game directors of all time. His work and legacy have heavily impacted the industry with the iconic Final Fantasy series and even the collaboration ...
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Final Fantasy Creator Has One More RPG In Him, Calls It A 'Successor' To Final Fantasy VI
The lead creative behind the beloved RPG series, Hironobu Sakaguchi, now says making a proper successor to the 1994 SNES classic will be his final mission. Sakaguchi left Final Fantasy publisher ...