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Thu, Mar 19, 2009 | 21:28 GMT

Final Fantasy’s Hironobu Sakaguchi not worried over economic crisis

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Mistwalker boss and Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi isn’t worried at all about the world’s current economic woes. He says so on his blog.

Instead he feels that it is a good opportunity for us to take stock and “restrain human activity”, which in his mind equates to being more creative instead of being financially-driven.

These days I feel the hard economic times are a kind act for the planet to restrain human activity. Economic activity is as important as blood flowing. However, the blood should be flowing smoothly, which I suppose means the quality of what flows in that stream must be as important.

There is a lot of business behind creating a game, yet I would like to keep 51% towards “creation” rather than “merchandise.” I feel it shouldn’t go over 75%, though. Setting sights on where the good blood flows.

Go see for yourself.

Thu, Mar 19, 2009 | 13:38 GMT

Rumour: Artwork from next Mistwalker game released?

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A new bit of art’s popped up on the Mistwalker site, prompting speculation that it’s from the developer’s next RPG.

There’s precisely nothing to suggest it is, obviously, aside from the fact it’s there at all.

Another Blue Dragon? Could be pink frigging cheese for all we know.

Via Kotaku and GAF.

Wed, Jan 28, 2009 | 12:40 GMT

Blue Dragon bestseller for 360 in Japan

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A member of NeoGaf has collated the top 50 best selling 360 titles in Japan according to Famitsu number as per 28/12/2008.

Unsurprisingly, the top 5 is made up of RPG’s with Blue Dragon leading the way.

Top ten below, the full top 50 through the link (numbers on the right indicated total units sold according to Famitsu numbers):

  1. Blue Dragon – 203,740
  2. Tales of Vesperia – 161,070
  3. The Last Remnant – 134,611
  4. Infinite Undiscovery – 112,444
  5. Lost Odyssey – 109,517
  6. Dead or Alive 4 – 108,618
  7. Viva Pinata (Platinum) – 101,552
  8. Forza 2 (Platinum) – 100,591
  9. Ace Combat 6 – 95,002
  10. Halo 3 – 83,696

By Mike Bowden