It is summer and that means another Moonfire Faire for Final Fantasy XIV which just went live yesterday, making it the first seasonal event since the launch of the Shadowbringer expansion.

With Gunbreaker being added as one of the two new jobs to Final Fantasy XIV’s Shadowbringers expansion, the MMO just got more love for Final Fantasy VIII with the new Eden’s Gate raid dungeon.

We saw the first two animated ads for Final Fantasy XIV, and it got a somewhat cute and unexpected third part, showing how the hero and heroine from the previous ads meet and hook up in the game.

This week’s biggest Japanese releases are a bit unusual, given that they are both expansions to previous big game releases – Final Fantasy XIV and Attack on Titan 2.

Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers is live for those who pre-ordered the expansion and there’s plenty to check out, like a couple new races with the Viera and Hrothgar, and two new jobs with Gunbreaker and Dancer.

Sony Pictures Television and Hivemind have partnered with Square Enix to create a live-action series based on Final Fantasy XIV, telling an original story based on the characters and world of Eorzea.

Square Enix is anticipating the release of Final Fantasy XIV’s new Shadowbringers expansion with as series of animated ads that focuses on the different kinds of Hero of Light you can be.

The Gary Sinise Foundation supports real-life heroes including defenders, veterans, first responders, and their families and those in need. Square Enix is partnering with the organization to present “Warriors in the Darkness.”

Final Fantasy XIV is getting its new Shadowbringers expansion soon, and Square Enix is set to release three animated ads with the first one titled “Choose Your Life” that is now available to check out.

With the release of Final Fantasy XIV’s Shadowbringers expansion approaching, Square Enix shared a new ad that features Spider-Man actor Tom Hollland and comedian Hannibal Buress.

We’ve seen the yellow and white variants of the Fat Chocobo Mount in Final Fantasy XIV, and Square Enix is collaborating with Amazon once again to get players a black variant of the flying chunkster.

Level-5 announced that its smartphone game Fantasy Life Online is getting a collaboration with Square Enix’s popular MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV that’ll bring the Primals Titan and Bahamut.

Final Fantasy X’s Tidus and Yuna costumes were previously available in Final Fantasy XIV as part of the 2017 Fan Fest bonuses for purchasing the live stream events, and they’re now available via Mog Station.

Square Enix shared its financial results for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2019. Kingdom Hearts III and the MMOs had solid performances while Left Alive and smartphone games saw poor performances.

It’s been over three and a half years since Naoki Yoshida wrote up a “Letter from the Producer” but it made a return to discuss a few topics for Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers’ new races and more.