Japanese magazine: FF brand has collapsed, is now about movies, visual representation and CG graphics

Shueisha is one of Japan's largest publishers of books, magazines and manga

The Japanese manga magazine publisher Shueisha published an article discussing the collapse of the FF brand and fan anger directed at Square Enix these days.


The article discusses whether Square Enix has sold its soul, and criticises the company and highlights the anger of the fan's directed at Square Enix.

It highlights the opinion of some fans who claim that the brand has collapsed and that Square Enix cares little about their feedback/opinions.






It also discusses the grief of many FF fan's who complain that Square Enix are going in the wrong direction with the new Final Fantasy brigade social game, calling it an FF game with a cute touch, and that FF is now about movies, visual representation and CG graphics.

The author also ends by criticising Square Enix, and says they want to make huge profits from little development costs and that they will just accept the criticism for now.