FANTASIAN Neo Dimension Announced for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, PS4, and PC - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 18 June 2024 / 1,633 Views
Publisher Square Enix and developer Mistwalker have announced FANTASIAN Neo Dimension for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC via Steam. It will launch this Winter.
The game first released for Apple Arcade in 2021.
View the announcement trailer below:
Read details on the game below:
The father of Final Fantasy, Hironobu Sakaguchi, and renowned composer Nobuo Uematsu return to deliver an original RPG story. Experience an enhanced version of FANTASIAN, initially released for Apple Arcade in 2021, with brand-new features, including English and Japanese voiceovers and an additional difficulty option. In FANTASIAN Neo Dimension, assume the role of Leo, as he journeys to recover his memories and solve the mystery of a strange mechanical infection destroying his world.
Experience an original and modern take on the beloved turn-based battle system, with a wealth of unique mechanics and strategic combat that shake up the classic RPG formula, and explore a multi-dimensional universe come to life set against the backdrop of over 150 charming hand-crafted dioramas.
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Mistwalker back on consoles! Man I want an HD port of The Last Story
And a multi platform release of Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey.
Now that XBox is pretty open to release their titles on other platforms, this could very well finally happen!
Holy shit , does he still have it?
Wow. Looks like Sakaguchi may have finally reconciled with his former employer.
Maybe he’ll do some consulting for Final Fantasy in the future.
They were never really in bad terms. He kept a close relationships with most of the company’s old guards and even helped promote some of their titles, like FFXV. He’s also a long-time fan of FFXIV.
He wasn’t on bad terms with his friends like Kitase, Tokita, Matsuno, Tanaka, Yoshi-P, etc, but he was obviously on bad terms with upper management and hugely critical of everything they did, sometimes unnecessarily so. He infamously refused to play past the opening sequence of FFXII because of Matsuno’d departure, even though a lot of other people pulled together to complete what turned out to be a wonderful game. He does seem to have mellowed out and made his peace with Square Enix and Final Fantasy in later years.
He was upper management before he left… -_-
As for the rest, you base your take on assumptions without any evidence. It may seem to be the logical conclusion, but unless you have solid evidence he was in bad terms with them, I’d refrain from pushing that narrative.
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