An inevitable future?
If we were asked to list the most prolific video game developers and publishers we could think of, Square Enix would be right up there somewhere near the top. Its catalogue of games is enormous, and over the last couple of years we've seen plenty of games - new and old - make their way to Switch.
With franchises like Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest and Kingdom Hearts all being part of the Square Enix family, it's probably not all that surprising to hear that fans are hoping the company will find ways of preserving its titles for the years to come. Digital rereleases of games like
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If we were asked to list the most prolific video game developers and publishers we could think of, Square Enix would be right up there somewhere near the top. Its catalogue of games is enormous, and over the last couple of years we've seen plenty of games - new and old - make their way to Switch.
With franchises like Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest and Kingdom Hearts all being part of the Square Enix family, it's probably not all that surprising to hear that fans are hoping the company will find ways of preserving its titles for the years to come. Digital rereleases of games like
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on Switch are one great way of doing this, but Square Enix appears to have more ideas up its sleeve.Read the
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