Due to its success and Square Enix’s willingness to expand their outlook, the twelve-year-old JRPG has finally come to PC with a number graphical improvements that only help strengthen its experience. Last year, Square Enix released a remaster of one of the last remnants of their old JRPGs with Final Fantasy XII and it sparked a tidal wave of support.
Chalk it up to exceedingly high expectations, a focus on marketing during the last generation or just the ever changing environment, but Final Fantasy changed dramatically and only recently has the developer been exploring what made the franchise so monumental. Unfortunately, ever since their merger with Enix, the Final Fantasy series has never looked the same. Whether it was Super Nintendo, PlayStation or PlayStation 2, SquareSoft was a developer that created enriching experiences like no other.
Final Fantasy was a franchise that set the bar for Japanese RPGs back in the day.
