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Square Enix President Yosuke Matsuda took to the Square Enix Holdings website with his New Year’s Letter, which covers a number of different topics that the company aims to focus on throughout 2022. While the vast majority of the letter revolved around the influence of blockchain games, NFT and the metaverse, Matsuda also spoke of Square Enix’ investment into artificial intelligence and cloud technologies and how they intend to leverage all emerging tech in the future.
Is there anyone who isn’t happy that 2021 is over? Even with all of its challenges, 2021 was still a busy time for our indie developers. So it’s not surprising that even with many developers taking a break for the holidays, several took the time to recap their efforts of the prior year and give us a look at what to expect in 2022. Even though there was less news than usual, let’s go ahead and kick of 2022 with this week’s Indie MMO Spotlight.
Libratone is a Scandinavian audio brand out to challenge the heavy hitters in the industry, like Jabra and Sony. And, you know what? With the Air+ 2, they might just surprise you. Find out in our review.
As we come to the very end of 2021, Dynamight Studios CEO Jacopo Pietro Gallelli looks back on Fractured Online’s significant year and gives us a little taste of what we can expect in 2022.
With the year coming to an end Kevin takes a look back at The Elder Scrolls Online and the various features the team at Zenimax introduced in 2021. Read on about what worked, what didn’t, and what has potential in 2022.
Beta dates for Zenith: The Last City have been set for the second test in January. Meanwhile, the RamenVR team has been sharing new previews, including the game’s release cover art and music.
It has been nearly 9 months since our review of Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis, and during that time, we’ve seen new classes grace the game, some quality-of-life features, and now a new region. Is Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis finally playing the right tune?
The Starlight Celebration will end tomorrow in Final Fantasy XIV. Next up will be the arrival of Heavensturn next week, initially pushed back after Endwalker’s delay.
Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis will delay the Summoner’s arrival into late 2022. Originally planned for the spring, the Summoner was included in pre-launch plans for the spring, but the recent roadmap heading into 2022 did not include it.
As City of Titans gets further into development, the team offered a year end preview of the new combat system and plans for 2022.