With Square Enix’s recent announcement of nine Dragon Quest games heading to mobile over the next little while, one would expect that the first hands-on video from the upcoming mobile versions of the franchise would be of the first game. Interestingly enough though the first hands-on video is that of Dragon Quest VIII instead.
In case you haven’t had your fill of Square Enix news this week with their announcement yesterday that the company would be bringing a majority of the Dragon Quest franchise over to Android in the near future. While it hasn’t been officially confirmed just yet as to whether or not the series (Dragon Quest 1-8 and Dragon Quest Monster blah bah) would reach Western shores, it is most likely that they will since all the mobile Final Fantasy games have been released in the West.
One of Square Enix rather popular game franchises from back in the day happens to be Dragon Quest. While this franchise didn’t have the cult following the Final Fantasy franchise has, it still held its own as one of the more popular series of RPGs from the old school era of consoles. Now Square Enix has announced that a bunch of Dragon Quest games are heading to mobile soon.
Gameloft’s next installment into their Modern Combat franchise which was slated for release near the end of this year has been postponed until sometime in the earlier part of 2014. Modern Combat 5 was announced and shown off during E3 2013 this year in a demo version but apparently development on the game is taking a bit longer than had been expected.
While we have had a couple of spin-offs from the main Cut The Rope game that technically could be considered a sequel due to the very different themes each one has, there hasn’t officially been a Cut The Rope 2 as of yet. That, however, is about to change this holiday season as Zeptolabs confirms that a sequel is on the way.
Supercell, the developers of the extremely popular strategy game called Clash of Clans, has decided to rethink their position on bringing the game to Android. Back in November of last year Supercell made headlines through the Android gaming community when they announced that there would not be an Android port of Clash of Clans. This was basically because the costs outweighed the possible profit that the company would make, at least at that time.
Hardcore farming simulator game called Farming Simulator 14 will be making its way over to Android and iOS devices this November. As you are probably guessing from the name, you’ll be dealing with all the day-to-day activities a farmer would have to deal with.
While this may not be more Final Fantasy themed news, which we seem to have been getting a lot of lately, this news does have the story director of one of the Final Fantasy games in it. Apparently the creator of Final Fantasy Tactics is working on two new games, both of which will be coming to Android and iOS.
Haven’t had enough Final Fantasy news lately and want some more? Well Square Enix has a another piece of Final Fantasy news for all the fans of the franchise out there and that is Final Fantasy V will be arriving onto Android on September 26th, 2013. This news comes from a tweet over on the Square Enix Europe Twitter account.
Square Enix seems to be on a bit of a roll as of late with announcing a decent amount of games for mobile devices. It also seems that most of the titles being announced are from their Final Fantasy franchise. First we have Final Fantasy Agito (if it is released worldwide) and now we have Final Fantasy IV: The After Years.
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