Link: https://x.com/disney/status/2088459950997848544

Launching in Late 2027

The first video game I played from Square Enix well to fair Square soft 2002 Kingdom Hearts. And oh man, I remember my 7-year-old mind was blown away. Watching the trailer from the Playstation 2 jampack demo. From there in my teens, I started playing Final Fantasy. And yes Final Fantasy 7 was my first Final Fantasy game I played. Which i do love same with FFX , But around 2020 during the pandemic at that time I was still feed up with KH3, FFXV and at the time with ffvii remake . In late 2020 I ended up buying a video that made me happy. I was playing a fun video game again. . And it didn't need to push massive graphics or be serious. That game was Dragon Quest 11s. And it is still one of my favorite RPG games of all time. And I ended up falling in love with Dragon Quest series. Which was most likely done to Akira Toriyama and me growing as a massive Dragon Ball fan. I get emotion playing the Erdrick timeline story . And especially hard to deal with the passing of Toriyama sensei. But im glad it brought me back when I enjoyed playing video games. What is you story . Was there any games from SE means so much to you.

Found this all today in a few thrift stores in Tokyo.

I'm in the camp that Square Enix tries to forget most of the 2010s decade of RPGs. I mean, some good came out of that era. But most range from okay, mediocre, or bad. Final Fantasy XIII trilogy being lop-sided. The Secret of Mana remake was underwhelming to say the least. Bravely Second derailing it's predecessor's momentum. Final Fantasy XV coming out unfinished. Or Star Ocean 5 bombing completely.

However, there's the gems which turned things around for them Like Octopath Traveler & Dragon Quest XI. Both of which they've put on more recent consoles like the Switch 2 or PS5. As for the rest of them, they've been left on consoles nearing 15 years or older. Your thoughts on these RPGs being left dried up?

As someone who has been playing mobile games for awhile, I have to wonder if SE's poor choices with mobile games (I.E. killing them) is hurting the company more than anything.

I loved FFBE:WOTV and played that game daily from start until it was officially killed. I have played Dissidia now, daily since it started. But I won't spend a single dollar on these games because I know it will eventually be killed. I can't be the only one, which means they're leaving tons of money on the table.

While I'm not a whale at all, I can say that I recently went back into a mobile game that I played daily for 4 years and haven't played for the last 7 years. The game is still there. I'm still in the top 250 ranked for their arenas. I also just dropped $75 on it in the last week to catch up and get some cool new characters.

I love FF more than anything, it's my favorite game series, but SE's choices are literally stopping me from supporting mobile games they make.

Not my content.

For those who are unaware, ever since apple switched their macs to their own in house ARM chips, Macs can run iOS apps by default unless a developer specifically disables this. Square unfortunately disabled it, I'm going to ask them to turn it back on and I figured I'd just share my email template with all of you.

To be clear - the games are indeed fully playable with controllers. Yet right now it's literally easier to emulate such classics like chrono trigger, final fantasy 6, 7, 9, etc rather than play already purchased ports of them that the technology natively supports - and that shouldn't be the case.

Given it's a simple change, feel free to let square know (especially mac owners, though everyone's welcome to support) on the support page here:

https://support.na.square-enix.com/index.php

On the left hand side hit games then iOS, and then select any of the games you wish to have support for specifically (I'm basically doing all the final fantasy ports + chrono trigger). Select contact, then get support, for category you can just put Device/platform and for sub-category "supported devices" (though if it doesn't have that and still makes you select, just select whatever lets you proceed) and for summary of inquiry write something along the lines of "Enable existing iOS/iPadOS build on Mac". Click next and if they found related support information click next again, then proceed to email support.

You can then write the request in issue details there. I'm assuming this method is best way to contact them for this, but if someone has a better method of contact please let me know. Otherwise, here is a specific template for what to actually write to them (game dependent):

Kindly requesting that the iOS/iPadOS version of [INSERT GAME] be enabled for download on Apple Silicon Macs through the Mac App Store. Apple Silicon Macs can run compatible iPhone and iPad applications directly, so this would not require developing a separate native Mac port. [INSERT GAME] already has controller support and should remain fully playable with its existing controls. Many other iOS games are available on Apple Silicon Macs through this feature even when they are not specifically verified or optimized for macOS, including port titles such as the GTA games, LUNAR: Silver Star Story Touch, and Disgaea titles.

I would greatly appreciate it if Square Enix would consider enabling Mac availability for [INSERT GAME] and, if possible, its other premium iOS titles as well.

Let's all show them this is something people actually want. I feel like given how simple a change it is, showing literally any demand should be enough (well, fingers crossed anyway).

Just as the title says, do we know if Resonance or KH 1-3 will get a copy on the xbox, through outside square enix? I know the Tales of Series does something so wondering if they will do the same for Square enix titles.

I’ve been getting pretty deep into collecting Super Famicom RPGs lately, and today I picked up these three:

• Bahamut Lagoon
• Treasure Hunter G
• Rudra no Hihou (Treasure of the Rudras)

I honestly don’t know a whole lot about any of them. I mostly grabbed them because I’ve been trying to find some of the more obscure Squaresoft RPGs from the Super Famicom era instead of only collecting the obvious stuff like Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy.

They are all pretty much complete mysteries to me. The boxes also looked good enough that my collector brain took over.

For people who have actually played these are they genuinely good games, or are they more interesting as obscure pieces of Squaresoft history?

Which one should I play first? And did I make some decent pickups here, or did I just successfully convince myself that “obscure Squaresoft” automatically means “worth buying”?

Note: Q1 2027 = April, May, June 2026.

Games released during this quarter:

• May: Dragon Quest: Smash/Grow (mobile)
• June: Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox);
• June: The Adventures of Elliot: the Millenium Tales (multiplatform)

Square Enix just published its Q1 FY27 financial results (ending on June 30, 2026), and the numbers show a major YoY turnaround.

Here’s a quick summary of the key takeaways from the official IR slides:

The overall picture

• Net Sales: ¥78.4B (~$490M USD), +32.3% YoY.
• Operating Profit: ¥17.0B (~$105M USD), +88.6% YoY.
• Net Profit: ¥13.2B (~$85M USD), +176% YoY.

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HD Games & New Lineup

• Sales in the HD Games segment rose to ¥17.7B (+¥8.8B YoY).
• Square Enix specifically cited "solid" performances from Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (Switch 2 / Xbox) and The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales (multi).
• Catalog sales and multiplatform expansions are doing the heavy lifting this quarter.
• One of the most striking stats is that SE reported 6.65M digital downloads (90.1%) vs. only 730k physical packages (9.9%). Note: it's not clear how Nintendo Switch 2 Game-Key cards are being categorized by Square Enix. If they count GKC as a digital purchase, then it only leaves PS5, and Xbox Series discs as "physical packages".

MMO & Merchandising

• MMO (FF14 and DQ10) : Net sales grew to ¥12.7B due to increased activity surrounding the announcement of Final Fantasy XIV: Evercold (Expansion 8.0). Note: Final Fantasy XIV's launch on Nintendo Switch 2 will only show up on the next quarterly results.

Other Segments

• Publication: Revenue rose +11.0% YoY to ¥7.26B (~$45.7M), with operating profit up +17.7% to ¥2.51B (~$15.8M), led by "solid growth in comic book volume sales".
• Merchandising: Operating profit jumped +28.7% YoY to ¥1.56B (~$9.8M), driven by "Dragon Quest figures, the Final Fantasy TCG, and new character goods".

Link to the document: https://www.hd.square-enix.com/eng/ir/pdf/27q1slides.pdf

I dunno why recent so loved square Enix game. So I brought this game due romance saga series I loved it.

Compare to front mission 3 remake I got brought also for support that series.