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Square Enix

Square Enix has recently announced on social media two milestones for the Final Fantasy series.

First, Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series has sold over 5 million copies worldwide. And second the Final Fantasy series has sold over 200 million copies across the globe! "Wherever you joined us on our adventures, thank you.", the message ends.

Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster 5 million copies sold!  

Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster is a collection containing Final Fantasy I-VI 2D remastered. It has been announced in June 2021 during Square Enix Presents Summer Showcase and the first three Final Fantasy games were released in July 2021 on Steam and mobile platforms. Later also the other three games were released and also the games have been released on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox Series X/S.

It all began in 1987. Square was almost on the edge of going out of business after releasing several unsuccessful games for the Famicon (NES). Hironobu Sakaguchi developed a game based on Enix's Dragon Quest and named it Final Fantasy, while it might be the last game Square would be developing. The game became a massive success.

Square Enix

Square Enix has recently launched a global portal website for the Final Fantasy series called Final Fantasy Portal Site. On the website you can find the latest news and videos of the Final Fantasy series.

You can access Final Fantasy Portal Site via the domain www.finalfantasy.com. This domain has a long history. In 1999 it hosted the website of Square USA Inc., a subsidiary of Square Co., a company focused on computer generated, animated feature film. In 2001 they released Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. finalfantasy.com was the official website of the movie. After a few years nothing was left of that website and they redirected it to the official website of Square Enix. You can check if out for yourself on the Wayback Machine.

Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within official website back in 2001

Hell and Heaven Net

TheSpeedGamers are a not-for-profit charity organization that holds gaming marathons, usually in 72-hour or week-long increments, to benefit other charities. The organization was founded in March 2008 and has held 28 marathons and raised $393,240.65 for nearly 20 different charities.

TheSpeedGamers Final Fantasy Marathon

In their upcoming week long marathon, from 24 June to 1 July, they will be revisiting one of their most successful marathon series, Final Fantasy. All donations raised in this marathon will go directly to ACT (Autism Care and Treatment) Today!, a charity whose mission is "to raise awareness and provide treatment services and support to families to help their children with autism achieve their full potential."

2 July: The Final Fantasy Marathon has ended and they have raised ~ $32.6K for ACT Today!

Square Enix

You already might know this probably: Yesterday Sony announced the PlayStation 4 on their press conference in New York that was available for live streaming. The console itself was not shown, but they did show the DualShock 4 controller which will feature a touchpad and a bunch of new games that are currently in development.

Luminous Studio on PlayStation 4

Square Enix also made its appearance at the press conference. Yoshihisa Hashimoto, chief technology officer at Square Enix Japan, showed the Luminous Studio engine running on the PlayStation 4. It was the same tech demo as shown on the E3 previous year. After that Shinji Hashimoto took the floor and told that a new Final Fantasy game is in development for the PlayStation 4 and details will be announced at the E3.

If you want to watch the press conference, you can do so here. The PlayStation 4 is set for release this holiday.

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