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Gamespot: "Hajime Tabata has a lot on his shoulders at the moment. He's responsible for Final Fantasy XV, one of the most highly-anticipated console games around. It's a game that people have been waiting for since 2006, and at this point, there seems to be just as many skeptics as there are optimists, and they all have their eyes on Tabata."

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John of DSOGaming writes: "YouTubes PD Design Studio has shared a video, showing what Final Fantasy VII could look like as a 2D action side-scroller."

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The time period seen in Final Fantasy XVs latest trailer will only be shown in flashbacks in the final game.

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The fan-made project includes co-op play, featuring the classic PSOne RPG's iconic characters.

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Edge: Over the past decade, many of Square Enixs best-known designers have left the company and none more high profile than Hironobu Sakaguchi. He joined Square in 1983 as a part-time designer, going on to become its director of planning and development, and ultimately its US president. Yoshinori Kitase, one of Sakaguchis protégées, is among the few remaining staff from the glory days when the company established and expanded the Japanese RPG blueprint. Hes worked on titles such as Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy 7 and Squares high-profile collaboration with Disney, Kingdom Hearts. Today, he pilots the Final Fantasy brand Sakaguchis creation and a series that has sold more than 100 million units to date and is Producing the much awaited remake of Final Fantasy 7. Its one of the most senior creative positions in games, but holding it was never Kitases goal.

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John of DSOGaming writes: "YouTubes PD Design Studio has shared a video, showing what Final Fantasy VII could look like as a 2D action side-scroller."

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Last year, Square Enix launched their Dive In streaming service in Japan, which is similar to Gaikai or OnLive, and brought games like Final Fantasy XIII to tablets and smartphones. Gamer reports that the service will end next month. To give you a little more detail on the Dive In streaming service, all of their games were rentals with prices as low as 150 yen plus tax to access games like Season of Mystery: The Cherry Blossom Murders, or Final Fantasy VII International for three days at 200 yen. After a delay from its original launch date on October 9, 2014 in Japan, the Dive In service officially launched in December 3rd of last year, without any word on whether it would make it outside of Japan.

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John of DSOGaming writes: "YouTubes PD Design Studio has shared a video, showing what Final Fantasy VII could look like as a 2D action side-scroller."

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PA: Hollie and Rob dissect the new 'Dawn' trailer for Final Fantasy XV, as well as go through all the information we gleaned from our interview with game director Hajime Tabata.