Square Enix is also consolidating its internal developers and reinvesting in its western offices and teams
Square Enix has announced that it will be moving away from releasing games exclusively to select platforms, opting instead to pursue multiplatform launches in the near-future to amplify the sales of its flagging games. It’s all part of “aggressively pursuing” a new business strategy after a few years of bizarre decisions.
In more familiar news, this reboot of the business will move away from a “quantity” of releases, and double-down on establishing a regular cadence of “quality” games in Square’s key franchises. Square Enix president Takashi Kiryu has been very upfront about this change for a while now, canceling a number of projects and reorganizing staff recently to better execute on this notion.
Business Finance Windows Games Square Enix Localization Of Square Enix Video Games Takashi Kiryu Video Games Developed In Japan Embracer Group SQUARE ENIX Mana Single-Player Video Games Nintendo Role-Playing Video Games Square Enix Montreal Action Role-Playing Video Games Microsoft Kotaku
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Fallout 76's Redemption Arc, A Great New Zelda-Like, And More Gaming Opinions For The WeekPhantom Fury is here, too, as is Final Fantasy 16's final expansion
Read more »
MCU Taps Best Voice From Final Fantasy XVI To Eat Planets As GalactusRalph Ineson will face the Fantastic Four in their film next year
Read more »
Which Server Should You Pick In Final Fantasy XIV?There’s no best server in FFXIV, but you may prefer some choices over others
Read more »
Final Fantasy XIV Suffers DDoS Outage As Devs Work On A FixSquare Enix's hit MMO is currently offline for some players
Read more »
How To Defeat Leviathan In Final Fantasy 16: The Rising TideIf you’re here for the Troubled Waters DPS Check, skip right to Phase 3
Read more »
Final Fantasy Publisher Eats $140 Million In 'Extraordinary Losses' Ahead Of Big Strategy PivotSquare Enix told investors it will be more 'selective' about the games it makes
Read more »