(Image credit: Square Enix) One of my enduring memories of the original Final Fantasy 7 is turning a corner, getting in a random battle, realizing I’d walked into a dead end, and then having two more random battles trigger while I turned around and walked back. What I’m saying is, Final Fantasy 7 was not
Final Fantasy 14’s first chaotic alliance raid—a higher difficulty 24-player fight that’s adapted from one of the original A Realm Reborn raids—arrived at the end of December, and I actually like it a lot. Even if having to rely on 23 other people to consistently execute each mechanic is the definition of futile. Well, why
(Image credit: Square Enix) Nasir Gebelli was an Iranian-American programmer who traveled to Japan on a work visa to work for Square in the late ’80s and early ’90s, where he was instrumental in the creation of the Final Fantasy series. Gebelli’s code is so well-regarded that John Romero called him “my number one programming
(Image credit: Square Enix) Nasir Gebelli was an Iranian-American programmer who traveled to Japan on a work visa to work for Square in the late ’80s and early ’90s, where he was instrumental in the creation of the Final Fantasy series. Gebelli’s code is so well-regarded that John Romero called him “my number one programming
(Image credit: Square Enix) Nasir Gebelli was an Iranian-American programmer who traveled to Japan on a work visa to work for Square in the late ’80s and early ’90s, where he was instrumental in the creation of the Final Fantasy series. Gebelli’s code is so well-regarded that John Romero called him “my number one programming
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