Final Fantasy 16 Will Feature An Arcade Mode With Devil May Cry-Style Combat Scores

Final Fantasy XVI is the most action-forward mainline Final Fantasy game in the series yet, and that's in no small part due to the person behind its action: combat director Ryota Suzuki. After nearly 20 years at Capcom working on combat for games like Marvel vs. Capcom 2, Devil May Cry 4, and most recently, Devil May Cry 5, Suzuki decided he was ready for something new. That "something new" turned out to be FFXVI. The game's director, Hiroshi Takai, and its producer, Naoki Yoshida, offered Suzuk...