Final Fantasy X
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Dissidia Duellum Introduces Rikku in New Post-Launch Trailer
Square Enix has released a new trailer for Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy, showcasing the addition of Rikku from Final Fantasy X. The trailer highlights Rikku's new design and combat abilities in the 3v3 team-based boss battle game. Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy is available on iOS and Android devices.
"You can't buy a BAFTA." Why commercial influence is a red line for the BAFTA Games Awards
BAFTA CEO Jane Millichip discussed the new headline sponsorship of the BAFTA Games Awards by Google Play, emphasizing that revenue is crucial for delivering the ceremony while maintaining editorial independence and a peer-voted judging process free from commercial influence. The conversation also touched upon BAFTA's efforts to increase representation within the games industry, particularly for women in technical roles, and the growing interest in transmedia adaptations of video game IP.
People of Note is an Endearingly Silly Musical RPG Mashup
People of Note is a unique musical RPG that blends turn-based combat with rhythm game mechanics. Players form a band with members from different music genres to create a new sound in a world where each city represents a distinct musical style. The game embraces its silly premise with musical puns and an excellent soundtrack, and is available on PC, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox Series X/S.
Interview: Getting Competitive With Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy
Square Enix Producer Naoya Matsumoto discusses Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy's shift to a 3v3 competitive mobile format, emphasizing its portrait mode design for casual, one-handed play and community features. He also touches on the possibility of a PC version and the character selection process, which prioritizes role diversity and highlighting lesser-known characters from the Final Fantasy series.
Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy Abilities Tier List – Best Character Abilities
This guide provides a tier list ranking of character-exclusive abilities in Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy. It breaks down each ability, categorizing them into S, A, B, C, and D tiers based on their effectiveness and rarity, featuring characters like Cloud Strife and Warrior of Light.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 devs bet on the RPG's Metacritic score, but bet so low that "everybody lost," resulting in forfeits like gobbling whole roast chickens
Developers at Sandfall Interactive made internal bets on the Metacritic score for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, with the expectation of performing dares if the score exceeded their predictions. The game ultimately achieved a highly acclaimed score of 92, leading to many developers losing their bets.
Final Fantasy: A Matter of “Tactics”
This article draws parallels between strategic combat in video games like Final Fantasy and the concept of spiritual warfare. It emphasizes the importance of understanding enemy weaknesses and employing appropriate tactics, particularly prayer, to overcome spiritual adversaries rather than relying on ineffective physical methods.
Dissidia Duellum Gets Release Date FFX, FFXII, FFXII, and FFXVI Characters
Dissidia Duellum will launch on March 24, 2026, for Android and iOS mobile devices. The game will feature characters from every mainline Final Fantasy entry, including Final Fantasy II, III, X, XI, XII, and XVI, with notable additions like Balthier, Clive, and Rikku. The trailer confirmed the release date and showcased gameplay footage.
Dissidia Duellum Launches March 24, New Trailer Reveals Additional Characters
Square Enix has announced that Dissidia Duellum, a 3v3 team boss battle arena mobile game, will launch on March 24, 2026. A new trailer revealed additional characters including Onion Knight, Iroha, Firion, Balthier, Rikku, and Clive, alongside details on its combat system and modern Tokyo setting.
Final Fantasy: Turn-Based Strategies in a Real-Time Battle
This article discusses the evolution of combat systems in the Final Fantasy franchise, contrasting turn-based strategies with real-time battle mechanics. It argues that real-time combat is more realistic as enemies do not wait for players to strategize. The piece then transitions into a Christian devotional, relating life's challenges to battles and encouraging trust in God for guidance.
Creative Producer TAKUMI, Scenario Writer Kazushige Nojima, and Composer Yoko Shimomura discuss the game, coffee, and more – TouchArcade
Creative Producer TAKUMI, Scenario Writer Kazushige Nojima, and Composer Yoko Shimomura discuss the upcoming action RPG Reynatis. They touch on inspirations, development challenges including the pandemic, collaborations with Square Enix, and the game's themes. The interview also covers their personal gaming experiences and preferences.
First FFXIV Beastmaster Limited Job Details Shared
Square Enix has revealed details for the upcoming Beastmaster Limited Job in Final Fantasy XIV, which will function similarly to its past iterations. This melee DPS class will allow players to attack with monsters, with up to three active at once, and will be available later in the 7.5x series. The job requires a level 50 Disciple of War or Magic job, ownership of the Dawntrail expansion, and completion of the 2.0 Main Scenario Questline.
Final Fantasy: Stepping Out Onto the Water
This article uses Final Fantasy X as an analogy for spiritual growth, comparing the game's progression from safe starting areas to deeper challenges with the need to step out of one's comfort zone in faith. It encourages readers to embrace uncomfortable steps and trust in God's calling for meaningful victories.
Can you name the PS2 RPG from the screenshot? | Quiz
This quiz challenges players to identify PlayStation 2 RPGs from screenshots, featuring titles like Final Fantasy X, Kingdom Hearts, Dragon Quest VIII, and Persona 4. The article highlights the PlayStation 2's significant contribution to the RPG genre and notes the recent remakes and remasters of its popular games.
Final Fantasy X: Tidus and the Importance of our Words
This article discusses the character Tidus from Final Fantasy X and uses him as an example to explore the importance of carefully chosen words in video games and in life. It emphasizes responsible communication and the lasting impact of what we say, drawing parallels to Christian teachings.
Final Fantasy X and Blitzball: A Matter of Discipline
This article discusses the author's negative experience with Blitzball in Final Fantasy X, comparing the challenging mini-game to aspects of Christian discipline. It suggests focusing on spiritual exercises that are not natural gifts to achieve spiritual growth.
Final Fantasy X: The Most Dangerous Deception of All
This opinion piece uses Final Fantasy X and its protagonist Tidus as an analogy for the dangers of self-deception. The author argues that ignoring truth, even when inconvenient, leads to unnecessary pain, drawing parallels to personal faith and divine guidance.
By: Paula
The author expresses a preference for older Final Fantasy titles over Final Fantasy XIII and XIII-2, disliking the futuristic style of the newer installments. They suggest that instead of a full new game in the XIII line, a short DLC would be more appropriate, and that the developers should focus on creating new adventures or working on fan-requested remakes.
By: Shiva_16au
The author expresses disappointment with the direction of modern Final Fantasy games, specifically mentioning Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, and contrasts them with older titles like Final Fantasy VII, VIII, IX, X, and XIII. They view newer games as primarily money-making products and intend to watch gameplay on YouTube rather than purchase them due to time constraints and perceived greed.