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A year later, Persona 3 Reload gets a fresh update bringing back the PS2 JRPG's original vocalist: "I'm truly overjoyed and grateful to be reunited with everyone again"
By Dustin Bailey published
News "Persona 3 is a treasure to me as well"

The physical Xbox edition of remastered JRPG darling Tales of Xillia seemingly canceled a week before release: "All preorders will be canceled and refunded"
By Jordan Gerblick published
news "We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, but it is beyond our control"

Final Fantasy Tactics director suggested new routes for The Ivalice Chronicles remake that let you save characters who die – but thinks if they could do that, they should just make a new game
By Scott McCrae published
News Including one who died in the game's first chapter

Square Enix is remaking Dragon Quest 7 next as "nowadays, players are much more accustomed to games with darker stories," and the JRPG is "often said to have more dark and sorrowful episodes"
By Scott McCrae published
News "We felt that the game’s unique atmosphere and tone would resonate especially well with players today"

Following performance complaints over Persona 3 Reload's Switch 2 demo, Atlus promises "future patches" are on the way but they won't be "in time" for the JRPG's launch
By Anna Koselke published
News Sadly, there are still "no plans" for 60 FPS support either

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth director thinks "Nintendo will put more effort into popularizing" the Switch 2's controversial game key cards, which he calls "a really amazing new idea"
By Jordan Gerblick published
News Square Enix's Naoki Hamaguchi is fully on-board with Switch 2 game key cards

"We received a lot of 'JRPGs are back' comments," says Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth director, but the success of a turn-based game like Clair Obscur: Expeditition 33 isn't going to warp Square Enix's plans
By Anthony McGlynn last updated
News Clair Obscur's popularity isn't impacting Final Fantasy just yet

Legendary Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu has "never used AI and probably never will" because it's "more rewarding to go through the hardships of creating something myself"
By Anna Koselke published
News Human "imperfections" are what make music "sound so satisfying"
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