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Is the father of Final Fantasy's new project called Terra Battle?

The man behind the Final Fantasy series has a mysterious new project in the works, and we'll find out about it very soon.

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Hironobu Sakaguchi, one of the original key creatives of the Final Fantasy franchise, will be at Japan Expo in Paris early next month.

According to the event's description, Sakaguchi will be "sharing the various experiences of his career and his vision of the future of video games during a conference. He will also present his latest project, which is kept secret for the time being."

Update: Drawing on Japanese sources, Gematsu reports that Sakaguchi's studio, Mistwalker, has trademarked the phrase "Terra Battle". This may be the title of the mystery project.

Sakaguchi served as executive producer of the Final Fantasy series until his departure from SquareEnix in 2004, although the last game he had direct creative control over was Final Fantasy 9. He went on to found Mistwalker and produced Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey and The Last Story.

Since The Last Story released in Japan in 2011 Sakaguchi has been silent on his projects, although he did manage an iOS game called Party Wave, inspired by his love for surfing.

Japan Expo runs July 2 through 6 at the Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, and there will be opportunities for autographs and photos with Sakaguchi.

Thanks, Polygon. Image from The Last Story.

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