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Yasumi Matsuno clarified that Final Fantasy Tactics - The Ivalice Chronicles will feature two modes: Classic, using original scripts, and Enhanced, with modified scripts and additional content, but without War of the Lions extras. The game is set to launch on September 30, 2025, across multiple platforms.
The director of Final Fantasy Tactics highlights its enduring relevance by emphasizing its themes of injustice and societal division, drawing parallels to modern issues, as the game is remastered for modern platforms.
Yasumi Matsuno, the director of the original Final Fantasy Tactics, reposted and then deleted the PlayStation State of Play announcement, fueling speculation about a possible remake, although Matsuno has stated there are no plans for a remaster. The State of Play is scheduled for tomorrow at 2pm PT.
Yasumi Matsuno, director of Final Fantasy Tactics, has been vocal about his admiration for Unicorn Overlord, a tactics RPG by AtlusVanillaware. When fans asked for a FF Tactics remake, Matsuno urged them to play Unicorn Overlord instead and emphasized the game's influence from his previous works. He also encouraged fans to help the game reach one million copies in sales. Despite the fondness between Matsuno and the Unicorn Overlord team, Matsuno clarified that the decision for a FF Tactics remake lies with Square Enix.
Fans have been clamoring for a remake of Final Fantasy Tactics, but director Yasumi Matsuno is encouraging them to play Unicorn Overlord instead, a new tactical RPG game by SEGA and Atlus, available on multiple platforms including the Nintendo Switch. Matsuno has been responding to fans on Twitter by promoting Unicorn Overlord and expressing his hope for its success, despite the ongoing demand for a Final Fantasy Tactics remake.
Yasumi Matsuno, director of Final Fantasy Tactics, continues to reject demands for a remake or sequel, instead encouraging fans to support Unicorn Overlord, a new strategy RPG. Despite pleas from fans, Matsuno insists there are no plans for a remaster and suggests playing Unicorn Overlord. The new game has gained popularity, with developer Atlus apologizing for stock shortages in Japan. Matsuno hopes it will sell one million copies, as the game has faced financial challenges during development.
Final Fantasy Tactics fans' hopes for a remaster have been crushed by series creator Yasumi Matsuno, who stated on Twitter that there are currently no plans for a remaster. While he directed fans to convey their requests to Square Enix, he did not mention anything about remakes, leaving a glimmer of hope for fans.
Final Fantasy Tactics series creator Yasumi Matsuno has confirmed that there are "no plans" for a remaster of the beloved tactical RPG. Matsuno, who led the team behind the original game, responded to a fan's request for a remaster by stating that fans should convey their requests to Square Enix. Final Fantasy Tactics, considered one of gaming's foundational tactics RPGs, has had limited availability on modern consoles, with a remaster released for PlayStation Portable in 2007 and an iOS version in 2011. Despite hopes for a remaster, it appears that fans may have to wait longer for any official announcement.
Yasumi Matsuno, the game director of Final Fantasy XII, has denied a long-standing rumor that Basch fon Ronsenburg was the original protagonist of the game. Matsuno clarified on Twitter that the rumor was a "fake story." The rumor suggested that Vaan, the energetic street rat who bore a striking resemblance to Tidus, was introduced as the core protagonist to make the game more approachable for all players. While Vaan was not well-received upon release, he eventually came into his own throughout the game and even starred in an FFXII spin-off game.
Yasumi Matsuno, the co-director of Final Fantasy XII, has denied the long-standing rumor that Basch was originally supposed to be the game's protagonist. Matsuno-san called the rumor a "fake story" on Twitter, stating that it was misinterpreted or lost in translation from interviews with the development team. Matsuno-san is credited with creating the world of Ivalice, which served as a setting for previous games like Final Fantasy Tactics and Vagrant Story.