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Square Enix finally lets a beloved SNES JRPG out of the vault with a $200 collector's edition and the kind of…
The classic Super Nintendo JRPG Terranigma is finally receiving a modern remaster, set to launch on January 14 for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Developed by Clear River Games, the remaster will feature both an "original mode" with untouched balance and an "arranged mode" with enhanced progression and adjusted difficulty, including a new minimap and quick save features.
Vague Patch Notes: Resenting structure and blaming guidance in MMOs
This article analyzes the evolution of game structure and guidance in MMOs, contrasting early titles like Final Fantasy XI with more modern experiences like Final Fantasy XIV. It discusses how the 'bump method' of exploration in older games has been replaced by more direct questing and guidance, and how this shift impacts player experience and perception of game openness.
PlayStation 5 Gets Rerelease of Acclaimed 90s Square Enix RPG
The acclaimed 1995 Square Enix action RPG Terranigma is being rereleased for modern consoles, including the PlayStation 5, with its American debut planned for 2027. Developed by Quintet and published by Enix, the enhanced version is being handled by Clear River Games in association with Square Enix. This rerelease aims to make the classic game, known for its thematic boldness and unique world-building, accessible to a wider audience.
The Best SNES RPG You Likely Never Played Is Getting A Modern Re-release
The Super Nintendo action RPG Terranigma, previously only released in Europe and Japan, is getting a global re-release in early 2027 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Published by Clear River Games in cooperation with Square Enix, this re-release aims to bring upgrades and bonus features to the 1996 title. Terranigma follows the story of Ark on a quest to revive the world and humanity.
After 31 years, one of the most beloved JRPGs on the Super Nintendo gets its first-ever North American release
The Super Nintendo JRPG Terranigma, originally developed by Quintet and published by Enix, is receiving its first-ever North American release and modern re-release in early 2027. Published by Clear River Games, the updated version will be available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC, featuring enhancements while preserving the original's gameplay and aesthetic.
Three Square Enix RPGs That Made the PlayStation 2 What It Was
This article highlights three key Square Enix role-playing games that defined the PlayStation 2 era: Kingdom Hearts 2, Final Fantasy 10, and Dragon Quest 8. These titles represented significant technical and narrative advancements for the company and the genre, with many remaining accessible through remasters and remakes.
At 40 Years Old, Dragon Quest Is More Than An RPG; It’s A Cultural Juggernaut
Dragon Quest is celebrating its 40th anniversary, marking its significant cultural impact in Japan as more than just an RPG series. Despite being relatively niche globally, it's a cornerstone of Japanese gaming, influenced by talents like Akira Toriyama and Yuji Horii. The series' success, particularly with Dragon Quest III, has cemented its place in mainstream culture, influencing other media and even spawning urban legends about its release impact.
Dragon Quest And Three Other Titles Inducted Into Video Game Hall Of Fame
The Strong National Museum of Play has inducted four new titles into its World Video Game Hall of Fame for 2026: Angry Birds, FIFA International Soccer, Silent Hill, and Dragon Quest. These games were recognized for their sustained popularity and significant influence on the video game industry and popular culture.
Games Inbox: Did you know GTA 6 was made in the UK?
This article discusses the UK's role in game development, highlighting that Grand Theft Auto 6 is being made in Scotland by Rockstar Games. It also touches on reader opinions regarding Nintendo's lack of Star Fox announcements, the potential for a Starwing remake, and the perceived decline of UK-based game developers. Other topics include the leak status of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, the technical capabilities of the PS5 Pro, and the development of games like Pragmata and Fallout: New Vegas.
Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii says English is "a simple language," so "the flavor tends to get lost in many ways" when translating games from Japanese
Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii believes that the English translation of games often loses the original Japanese flavor, making them sound simplistic. He acknowledges this is an inherent challenge with the language, though fan translations have sometimes captured the intended feel better than official ones.
