Yoichi Wada Has A Subtle, But Fine Sense Of Humour

Despite what must be an incredibly stressful and sometimes frustrating job, Square Enix president Yoichi Wada has retained his sense of humour — something he has a tendency of displaying on Twitter from time to time.

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In response to a tweet asking about when Final Fantasy XIV would release, Wada-san replied (in English):

 

“Someday in 2010. God knows. I’m not a god.”

 

In response to another tweet regarding his position at Square Enix:

 

Yes, sometimes. RT @marstk Are You the chairman of SquareEnix?

 

And a third lucky follower even received a reply to his query regarding Final Fantasy XV:

 

Nobody Knows! RT @Himan11 So, when is the FF15 announcement?


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