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Final Fantasy 14's Naoki 'Yoshi-P' Yoshida has once again put some distance between the MMO and the long-rumored Final Fantasy 9 remake. In a new interview, he reiterates that the MMO serves as a Final Fantasy theme park and that FF9's inclusion is no different from other series entries.
Though Photo Mode seems like a given these days, players may have a little trouble finding 's photo mode. That's because it isn't provided by default; it must be unlocked. Unfortunately, the requirements for unlocking photo mode can take some time to complete, so you probably won't be able to do it before making some decent progress in the game.
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2, out today on PC and consoles (you can find our review here), is a huge game in Saber Interactive's strategy. However, there's more than just Space Marine 2 to the studio's plan to navigate the current crisis of the videogame industry, which saw many studio closures and even more mass layoffs.
Peter Molyneux, a veteran game developer responsible for games such as Fable, Dungeon Keeper, and Theme Park, spoke out about what he thinks people can expect from the games industry over the next few years and what developments will be made to keep it alive. The main answer was AI. When asked by Eurogamer where he thinks the world of video games will be in two years time, he mentioned that AI will most likely be heavily used at this point.
While Age of Mythology: Retold launched on Xbox Game Pass on September 4, several games are also leaving the service. In just over a week, five games will be removed from Xbox Game Pass. This happens around every 15 days, so there’s nothing out of the ordinary here. Still, some notable games are leaving the service on September 15, so you should check them out before they are gone. I want to highlight three of those games, ranging from a clever indie to a tense multiplayer game. Check them out this weekend, and if you really enjoy them, you can buy them at a 20% discount while they’re still in Xbox Game Pass.
Another title has joined the Xbox Game Pass games for September. The new addition brings a touch of adventure to the lineup with some extreme sports. The Ubisoft 2021 title brings the total number of new games available this month up to five. It's also the only multiplayer game to be offered to subscribers this month.
Final Fantasy 14 played a prominent role in series creator Hironobu Sakaguchi's decision to team up with Square Enix once more to port his JRPG gem Fantasian to PC and consoles.
Star Wars Outlaws—a title designed in a lab to make me erroneously insert a colon into it—has been out for just under a week now. You know what? It's pretty good! A solid 73%, per PCG's Morgan Park in his Star Wars Outlaws review.