The name Hironobu Sakaguchi should be familiar to any fan of Japanese RPGs, but even if you aren't acquainted with him, you've probably heard of his most notable creation: Final Fantasy. In the 1980's, Japanese developer Square was facing hard times after a series of commercial flops and Sakaguchi found himself in a precarious position. Both he and Square needed a commercial hit to survive. After Enix hit the mark with Dragon Quest, Square took a chance and allowed Sakaguchi to produce the game ...
The name Hironobu Sakaguchi should be familiar to any fan of Japanese RPGs, but even if you aren't acquainted with him, you've probably heard of his most notable creation: Final Fantasy. In the 1980's, Japanese developer Square was facing hard times after a series of commercial flops and Sakaguchi found himself in a precarious position. Both he and Square needed a commercial hit to survive. After Enix hit the mark with Dragon Quest, Square took a chance and allowed Sakaguchi to produce the game ...
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