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These are some moments from Final Fantasy X that have stuck in my head throughout the years. Some encouraging, some sad, all contributing positively to the experience. Who could forget when Tidus was taken away from his fame and nearly eaten by a skeletal fish? Or how about when the group makes their grand appearance from the airship during the wedding scene? There were so many moments to draw the player in, to excite them and make them feel all kinds of emotions. Here, I'm going to share the top 5 moments that stick out for me the most. I hope you enjoy!
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In a month that has given us Final Fantasy VI Remastered, Lightning Returns and Bravely Default, Square decided to cap off February with another Eidos reboot, the cult-classic, Thief.



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This week's letter from the producer had some special Gems included. Similar to their Final Fantasy XIII and XIII-2 16-bit story recap, a 16-bit Titan Extreme mode was released. ...

The fan favorite Final Fantasy rhythm game is returning in Final Fantasy Theatrhythm: Curtain Call. Not only are Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn and Final Fantasy Type-0 songs being added, so are a bunch of new modes to play the game in. Sqaure Enix released a new trailer showing some of these new modes off. ...

Recently at GDC (Game Developers Conference) this week, Naoki Yoshida gave a presentation explaining why Final Fantasy XIV failed and what Square Enix learned from it. So what happened?

When Final Fantasy XIV was released back in 2010, it was slammed by critics and fans alike. Metacritic only gave it a score of 48. The servers it ran on were unstable and untrustworthy. About 400 crashes PER DAY. It was a mess. The content was limited and the story line that the series is normal praised upon, was short and had little depth. A change was needed for it to succeed and that's where Naoki Yoshida came in. ...

Hello again! Welcome to a brand new week and we're going off with a strong lineup of great Final Fantasy fan arts for your viewing pleasure. We have a great selection for you and we hope that you enjoy each one. It's almost the end of March, so the fan art contest is coming to an end, and we'll hopefully be voting upon several great entries in the coming week ahead. For now, please enjoy this week's showcase. Thanks! ...

Square Enix loves Disney characters. Kingdom Hearts is such a popular game and is in fact one of their biggest series – behind Final Fantasy that is. So we’re already used to the crossover worlds of Disney and Final Fantasy. I had a thought recently, it was whilst I was in the middle of my daily Frozen ‘Let It Go’ sing-a-long (seriously, who doesn’t love belting that one out?) I realised that the beautiful Queen Elsa had all the makings of a Final Fantasy heroine, and that she’d feel right at home as a playable character in one of the games. ...

Hola amigos! I'd like to welcome you all to a brand new week of Final Fantasy fan arts! This week, we will feature a fan art for the newly released Bravely Default, so maybe we should start expecting to see more in the upcoming weeks to come. As always, if anyone liked any of the works in this showcase, please take the time to visit the source to send the artists any compliments or favorite their work. They should appreciate that, and if anyone would like to guess comment in a future showcase, please send me a Mognet Message over the forums! With that out of the way, let's take a look at this week's showcase. ...

With the release of FFX/X-2 HD just being a little shy of two weeks away, I thought I'd take a look at the different versions of the game that are being released. As I go through this I'll be trying to decide which version of the game is right for me. Maybe, with any luck, it'll help you decide as well. Let's start with the standard game! ...

Do you like free stuff? Again? Yes, that's right, we have more free stuff. Guess what, EoFFers! It's signed again!

Square Enix has been very kind in offering us the opportunity to shower you with goodies once again. What do we have this time? A (NA) Collector's edition copy of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn for the PS3 signed by the Director/Producer Naoki Yoshida!

If you have yet to join the world of Eorzea and you have a PS3 this is the perfect time to get hooked! ...

Inspired by the forum Let's Play, I decided to write a review of the game, Final Fantasy XIII. I was determined to finish it in under a month, a feat I have rarely accomplished before. I made it my mission, booting up the game 5 days a week for several hours a day, focused and concentrating on the story, the characters, the world. Losing myself in this imaginary world of fal'cie and Eidolons. After finishing the game, taking up most of my month, here are some of my thoughts. ...

The Final Fantasy series has been no stranger to some weird, wacky, and truly wonderful outfit designs over the years. The characters of Final Fantasy are recognisable by their get-ups, and they’d never really been a changeable feature of the game until Final Fantasy X-2 brought us the Dressphere system. ...

Welcome to a new week of Final Fantasy fan arts! Last week, we've announced the entries of this month's fan art contest, and the winner seems rather clear from the results of the votes so far! However, it's not time for that, but it's time for a new Showcase of the Week! Let's take a look what we missed from last week along with some of the artwork from this week as well! It's two showcases for the price of one! Behold! ...

If you don't know what Theartrhythm is there are two things you need to do right now: Buy a 3DS and Buy the game. Why do I demand this of you? It's a rhythm game using final fantasy songs. With different challenges and game modes, you'll quickly fall in love with the series. For those of us who already have fallen in love, Theartrhythm: Curtain Call is coming out! The sequel to the addictive game has over 221 songs on this version and 60+ characters, not including monsters! ...