Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi has revealed his favorite PlayStation game of all time, and he has also offered the reason behind his choice.
During the latest episode of the official PlayStation podcast, Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi has shared his favorite PlayStation title of all time. He said that, as a developer, his favorite on Sony Interactive Entertainment’s platform is Ghost of Tsushima.
According to Sakaguchi, the reason behind his choice is the smooth action, the thrill of stealth, a well rounded narrative and the stunning world that feels so alive in Ghost of Tsushima. He felt that all these elements share a common philosophy, which made him enjoy and appreciate the game even more.
Sakaguchi’s latest title is Fantasian Neo Dimension. During a recent interview, he was asked how he felt about Square Enix being the game’s publisher and also about it being released across multiple platforms. In response, he said that the choice of platform was up to Square Enix. He said that the staff at Mistwalker was happy, but he was surprised to hear that the game would be supported across several platforms.
On the subject of releasing Fantasian Neo Dimension on Xbox, Sakaguchi said that he made Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey on Xbox , so he was deeply moved to be back on the platform. He added that he’s also very happy to be able to release it on the Nintendo Switch. After all, he pointed out that Nintendo is the company that made him a creator. Furthermore , he said that it’s been a long time since he’s worked on a game for PlayStation, and that he’s feeling nostalgic as he recalls the time of Final Fantasy VII. Looking back, he believes that the work that his recent projects for iOS and Android would end up being his retirement work. However, in the end, releasing Fantasian Neo Dimension on a large number of platforms became a new highlight of his career. He said that he felt a stronger sense of reaching the finale with Fantasian Neo Dimension. That said, it isn’t his final project, as he’s working on another title.
