Final Fantasy XIV’s Naoki ‘Yoshi-P’ Yoshida Is No Longer On Square Enix’s Board Of Directors
Final Fantasy 15 producer and director Naoki Yoshida is no longer listed as a member of Square Enix’s board of directors.
Read moreFinal Fantasy 15 producer and director Naoki Yoshida is no longer listed as a member of Square Enix’s board of directors.
Read moreYoshi-P has revealed that Square Enix fans can expect its games to ‘release simultaneously on each platform more and more.’
Read moreFinal Fantasy XIV hit a record high concurrent player account with its most recent expansion, Dawntrail, announced producer and director Naoki Yoshida.
Read moreNaoki Yoshida, head of Square Enix Creative Studio 3, has revealed the team has two unannounced games in development.
Read moreFinal Fantasy XVI producer Naoki Yoshida isn’t closing the door entirely on more DLC coming after Rising Tide, but it’s not very likely to happen.
Read moreFinal Fantasy veteran Naoki Yoshida says that he’d like to see someone else take the directing reigns for Final Fantasy XVII.
Read moreThe producer of Final Fantasy XVI has revealed that the team are not expected to work on a sequel or follow-up to the game.
Read moreYoshi-P was brought to tears this weekend during Final Fantasy 14 Fan Fest, after the franchise creator thanked him for making Final Fantasy better.
Read moreFinal Fantasy 14 director Naoki Yoshida makes it clear that Square Enix has “no plans” to make the popular MMORPG free-to-play.
Read moreFinal Fantasy XVI recieves free in game content today, with news on story DLC and a PC version on the way! Read on to find out more!
Read moreFinal Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida would rather there was only one gaming platform everyone used, making lives for players and developers easier.
Read moreRead on to find out why the esteemed Japanese Creator feels Japan should embrace this term rather than be opposed to its usage.
Read moreYoshi-P has said that details on a possible Final Fantasy XVI and Final Fantasy XIV crossover will be revealed later this year.
Read moreNaoki Yoshida has hit out at Final Fantasy XVI’s online trolls, calling them ‘tiresome.’
Read moreFinal Fantasy XVI’s producer has said that the game is on PS5 as Sony offered Square Enix a better deal than its competitors.
Read moreCould you imagine Final Fantasy without a number in the title? Well, Square Enix has considered the idea, says Final Fantasy 16’s producer.
Read moreYoshi-P hasn’t ruled out a possible crossover between Final Fantasy XVI and Final Fantasy XIV.
Read moreThe Game Awards will feature a “very special” presentation from Final Fantasy XVI producer Naoki Yoshida, meaning we could learn the game’s release date.
Read moreThe producer behind Final Fantasy XVI has confirmed the game’s release date is expected to drop by the end of the year.
Read moreNaoki Yoshida says that Final Fantasy XVI has “entered the home stretch” in its development, as the team shifts its focus to polishing until release.
Read moreFinal Fantasy 16’s producer has claimed it would take 15 years to make the game with an open-world setting.
Read moreFinal Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida has revealed that the game will feature British English and no American accents.
Read moreFinal Fantasy XVI closed out Sony’s June State Of Play, but according to the game’s producer, Naoki Yoshida, it was originally ready to go in March.
Read moreFinal Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida has nothing but praise for the power of PS5, especially the console’s ‘super fast loading times.’
Read moreFinal Fantasy 16 is now in the final stages of development, according to the game’s producer.
Read moreCheck out our interview with Final Fantasy legend Naoki Yoshida as he talks everything Final Fantasy XIV on the Endwalker tour.
Read moreFinal Fantasy 16 developer Square Enix has revealed that the game’s visuals are still being worked on, following criticism of the debut trailer.
Read moreFinal Fantasy XVI rumors have been shot down by Square Enix’s Naoki Yoshida, who maintains he is not directing the next entry in the series.
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