Final Fantasy 16 and FF7 Rebirth‘s PS5 exclusivity hasn’t worked out well for Square Enix. Both games have underperformed, and while a number of factors contributed to their underwhelming performance, it certainly didn’t help that the games were ...

Square Enix has acknowledged and opened an investigation into reports of game crashes and graphical issues in Final Fantasy 16, problems which have

Final Fantasy 16 players on PS5 are encountering a bunch of issues following a recent update, Square Enix and Sony say they’re working on fixing stuff.

Final Fantasy 16 has been suffering from some unexpected bugs on the PS5 this past week, and it’s beginning to look like the system’s recent firmware update is to blame. Players have reported everything from graphical glitches to crashes in the console exclusive – none of which occurred prior to last week’s system software overhaul.

Square Enix report deems Final Fantasy VII Remake and Final Fantasy XVI commercial failures after disappointing release.

As system architect Mark Cerny promised, the PS5 Pro solves these issues, offering a smooth frame rate with image quality on par with – and, in some instances, better than – the base PS5 version’s graphics mode.

Both Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and Final Fantasy 16 have fallen short of sales expectations, as Square Enix moves toward multi-platform releases.

Final Fantasy developers are not satisfied with the profit margins of FF 16 and 7 Rebirth in the latest briefing. According to the president, both the games cannibalized each other’s sales. Hence, the company plans for multiple platform strategies and extends the time for future titles.