Well, most of them. When we spoke with Motomu Toriyama, Director of Final Fantasy XIII, we brought your questions. In this interview we discuss Japanese voiceovers, the cut content, and lessons learned post development.

Final Fantasy XIII? There’s an app for that, but it’s not a port or even a game.

What’s next for the Final Fantasy series? Final Fantasy XIV, of course. But when it comes to the distant future Motomu Toriyama, Director of Final Fantasy XIII, shared his thoughts about the franchise.

In this segment, we discuss Georgia’s approach to voicing Vanille versus the direction provided by Square Enix.

This photo was taken from Motomu Toriyama’s panel entitled “The Crystal Mythos and Final Fantasy XIII.” Don’t think too hard about it.

You’ve played Final Fantasy XIII, read reviews, maybe even user reviews from Amazon Japan. Before those came out, Square Enix had focus groups rate Final Fantasy XIII’s story, characters, and game balance. This is what they thought.

What did Japanese gamers think of Square Enix’s controversial “RPG”?

Square Enix announced 5 million copies of Final Fantasy XIII have shipped worldwide.

We’re going to sit down with Motomu Toriyama to talk about Final Fantasy XIII in a few hours. I’m guessing that *some* of you are playing [or have played] the game and might want to ask the game’s director a question.

Yoichi Wada, President of Square Enix, explains why they brought Final Fantasy XIII to the Xbox 360.

Odin transforms into a horse in Final Fantasy XIII, but that wasn’t the only idea on the table. “The idea of transforming summons was always there from the start, but the transformation wasn’t so set,” said Final Fantasy XIII’s Battle Director.

You wanted one, right? Well, anyway, That 70s Show star Danny Masterson made one and played it at the Final Fantasy XIII launch event.

Immediately following a Microsoft representative’s comments, Rob Dyer from Sony Computer Entertainment America stepped on the stage and shared his thoughts about the Final Fantasy series.

At Square Enix’s Final Fantasy XIII shindig, invited guests took the microphone and said a few words before everyone toasted the game’s launch. Here’s what a representative from Microsoft had to say.

When you reach the open ended part of Final Fantasy XIII you can take on monster hunting missions. Daisuke Inoue, Final Fantasy XIII Battle Planner, designed these side quests with four rules.

Square Enix Europe is pulling all the stops for Final Fantasy XIII with launch parties in London, Paris, and a party bus driving through Germany.