Players can finally take control of Jed, Ash, Neon or Sophia in single-player when Trials of the Dragon King launches tomorrow.
Square Enix's upcoming RPG has climbed back into pole position, with Splatoon 3 falling down to second place.
F1 22 debuts at 12th place, Mario Strikers: Battle League takes No. 3, and Final Fantasy 7 Remake leaps back into the top 10.
The upcoming DLC adds the Pilgrim, Evoker and Summoner as new playable Jobs, staves as a new weapon type, and more.
The HD-2D remake of the classic SNES RPG launches exclusively for the Nintendo Switch in a week's time, on July 22.
Producer Naoki Yoshida talks about how video game technology has moved towards featuring real-time action, and why the studio decided that it was the right call over turn-based action.
With its main aims in mind, producer Naoki Yoshida says it's "almost impossible in terms of time and cost to create a global story within an open world."
Raymond is the caring albeit reckless captain of the Ydas while Laeticia is the resolute princess of the Kingdom of Aucerius.
A prominent Avengers leaker says The Winter Soldier will be the next hero to be added to the game, though it seems the rumoured She-Hulk addition has been delayed.
The real-time strategy RPG launches on September 22nd worldwide for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch and PC.
Square Enix has yet to officially announce it but a remaster for the 2000 PS One role-playing game could be out as soon as next month.
"Since the adventure unfolds in a vast world after the escape from Midgar, loading stress is an extreme bottleneck," explains producer Yoshinori Kitase.
Join Erik and Mia as they venture through the world of Draconia, searching for the Seven Dragon Stones and befriending different monsters.
The Final Fantasy 7 Remake saga has been officially confirmed as a trilogy, though it may have ended up as a duology instead.
For the fourth week running, Nintendo's upcoming colourful shooter has topped Famitsu's most wanted charts, with Final Fantasy 16 settling for second place.
As announced previously, the real-time strategy RPG will launch on September 22nd for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PC and Nintendo Switch.
Creative director Tetsuya Nomura says nothing from the original game will be left out or shortened in the remake trilogy.
Producer Yoshinori Kitase says it's "still positioned" as an expansion on the original FF7 story, and the team doesn't "want to stray too far from that."
Limit Breaks are no longer tied to the Digital Mind Wave system, though other elements like leveling up are still randomized.
The remaster's PC version will target a 120 FPS frame rate. There's no word on what to expect from the Nintendo Switch version.
