Hironobu Sakaguchi
Hironobu Sakaguchi is a person that is credited in 47 games
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ASH: Archaic Sealed Heat Developed by Mistwalker and Racjin, ASH: Archaic Sealed Heat is a tactical role playing game for the Nintendo DS. The game was released in Japan in 2007 and is expected to be released in North America in 2009. |
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Away: Shuffle Dungeon AWAY: Shuffle Dungeon is a dungeon crawling action-RPG for the DS boasting unique gameplay and story elements. |
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Bahamut Lagoon as "Supervisor" |
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Blue Dragon Only the lyrics. |
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Blue Dragon: Ikai no Kyojuu The third entry in the Blue Dragon series is an action RPG being published by Namco Bandai Games. |
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Blue Dragon Plus Blue Dragon Plus is a Strategy-RPG for the Nintendo DS based in the same universe as the Xbox 360 game, Blue Dragon. |
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Brave Fencer Musashi In Square's unique action RPG, save Allucaneet Kingdom from the evil Thirstquencher Empire as the small, yet brave, Musashi. |
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Bushido Blade Bushido Blade is a 1997 martial arts fighting game. Although being released to mostly negative reviews, the game eventually became notorious for it's lack of Heads Up Display and it's ability to score one-shot-kills. |
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Bushido Blade 2 The squeal to Bushido Blade on the Playstation. A fighting game set in 13th century Japan. |
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Chocobo Racing This game stars Chocobo and several other characters from the Final Fantasy universe in a kart racing adventure. |
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Chrono Cross Travel across a pan-dimensional universe to solve the mysteries behind your death in this epic and immaculate RPG that has impressed even the most versed game connoisseurs. |
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Chrono Trigger Supervisor |
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Cry On Cry On is an action RPG announced in 2005 but has been canceled in 2008. |
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Driving Emotion Type-S Driving Emotion Type-S is Square's entry into the racing-simulation genre. It was considered a critical and commercial failure, as it had several underlying problems preventing it from posing a threat to other racers. |
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Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring Ehrgeiz is a 360-degree based fighting game notably featuring several characters from Final Fantasy VII. It also included an extensive "Quest Mode", that placed the player in procedurally generated dungeons. |
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Einhänder Einhänder is a futuristic side-scrolling shooter featuring explosive visuals, pounding techno music, and simulated 3D gameplay. Produced by RPG publisher Square, the game remains one of the best shooters of the PS1 era. |
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Final Fantasy Final Fantasy was the first entry in the now widely recognized Final Fantasy franchise, originally developed on the NES by Square (now Square-Enix). |
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Final Fantasy II Four heroes join a resistance group and try to stop an empire from taking over the world. |
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Final Fantasy IV Final Fantasy IV continued in the traditional Final Fantasy series style of offering new gameplay mechanics and a strong character driven story. |
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Final Fantasy IX The crystals have made a return in the ninth installment of Final Fantasy, take charge of the tail-bound traveling thief in this large tale. |
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Final Fantasy Tactics Final Fantasy Tactics is an isometric turn-based strategy game with RPG elements set in the world of Ivalice. It follows the plight of Ramza Beoulve on his quest to obtain the 12 Zodiac Brave stones and stop the corrupt Church of Glabados from unleashing an ancient evil. |
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Final Fantasy V Join Bartz and his friends on an epic journey spanning the globe in an attempt to stop four mystical crystals from shattering, with a character-customizing Job system that some consider to be the "father" of similar RPGs to come. |
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Final Fantasy VI Originally released as Final Fantasy III in North America, Final Fantasy VI follows a diverse group of heroes in their journey to defeat the nihilistic, megalomaniac Kefka; a man intent on using magical technology to conquer the planet. |
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Final Fantasy VII A young man quests to save the world and exact revenge upon the man who wronged him, uncovering dark secrets about his past along the way in the classic RPG epic. This game brought the RPG genre into the mainstream in a way no other game had before. |
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Final Fantasy VIII Final Fantasy VIII continues the Final Fantasy series with some style, offering an array of innovative features and graphical improvements that took the franchise to a new level. |
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Final Fantasy X The 10th game in Square Enix's hallmark franchise. Final Fantasy X follows the story of Tidus after he's been transported into the world of Spira, a place that claims his hometown was destroyed a thousand years ago. Tidus tries to find answers, and a way home. |
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Final Fantasy X-2 Journey back to Spira two years later and continue where Final Fantasy X left off in this first direct sequel to a Final Fantasy title. |
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Final Fantasy XI Online Join over 500,000 people from across the globe in the world of Vana'diel for your very own Final Fantasy adventure! |
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Final Fantasy XI Online: Chains of Promathia The second expansion in the Final Fantasy XI Online series. |
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Final Fantasy XI Online: Rise of Zilart The Rise of Zilart is the first expansion in the Final Fantasy XI Online series. It adds many new features such as three new jobs, new summonable avatars, over 30 new areas, new quests and missions. |
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Final Fantasy XI Online: Treasures of Aht Urhgan New Job classes, battle types, missions, quests, and more "player friendly" options highlight the third expansion for Final Fantasy XI. |
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Front Mission 3 A turn-based strategy RPG, set in the near future where giant mecha fight alongside or against tanks and troops. |
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Kingdom Hearts A unique mix of Disney and Square Enix characters join spiky-haired hero Sora on his journey to save multiple worlds from the evil of the Heartless and find his lost friends. |
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Legend of Mana Unlock sidequests and save the world in Square's follow up to Secret of Mana. |
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Lost Odyssey The lead designer of the game. |
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Parasite Eve Aya Brea battles mutated animals, crazy opera singers, and a gigantic pool of mitochondria in this science heavy Cinematic-RPG developed by Square. |
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Parasite Eve II The one and only "cinematic RPG" series has returned, but this time with a more action-oriented experience that forces the player to think in real-time and not in rounds. |
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Rad Racer This arcade racer for the NES features eight courses from across the world and exciting 3-D action. It was one of the earliest racing games for the NES. |
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Romancing SaGa 3 Romancing SaGa 3 is an SNES RPG that is part of the popular(in Japan) SaGa series. It follows the non linear structure of previous games in the series as well as after. |
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SaGa Frontier 2 Sequel to the Non-Linear RPG Saga Frontier. Saga Frontier Series is part of the Saga Franchise, which is real popular in Japan. |
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Seiken Densetsu 3 Seiken Densetsu 3 is the Japan-only sequel to the smash hit Secret of Mana. |
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Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars Production Supervisor |
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The Bouncer Squaresoft's first PS2 release, The Bouncer is a beat'em up that features an RPG-style stat building system and detailed cinematics, and a branching story path. |
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Vagrant Story Elite Riskbreaker Ashley Riot tracks the bloodstained trail of a mysterious cult leader through the mystical city of Lea Monde in this classic, complex PS1 action-tactical-RPG hybrid by the creator of Final Fantasy Tactics. |
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Xenogears One of Square's great unsung gems. Xenogears blends the conventions of Japanese "mecha" anime with Judeo-Christian dogma to create a lengthy, often bizarre, but touching story of tragedy, heroism, and redemption. |
