The Final Fantasy franchise has been known to us all. I remember playing this game when I was in my 8th grade. Those nights of final examination prep classes and house of Final Fantasy VIII, made me fail a couple of important courses. But on the bright side, it was something fun and memorable.

Moving on, through the course of time, Final Fantasy went through different speed bumps. The latest installment of Final Fantasy (FF XIV) didn’t fare too well for the PC audience. However, we hear that the company is still adamant on offering something new to the limited number of visitors.

To be honest, Final Fantasy XIV’s launch session during 2010, was quite disastrous. The game officials had to kick out the existing director and producer, to call in someone who’s more efficient. The new guy is known as Naoki Yoshida and he opened up by admitting that the last few weeks weren’t quite favorable for the new game.

He rolled out a couple of New Year wishes and closed his statement by thanking the Final Fantasy XIV fans. Yoshida has also brought over team members from the Chrono Cross, Xenogears and Secret of Mana projects. He cycled around a couple of sentences that talked of boisterous, fun, live, reboot, remodel and rebuild sort of things. Obviously it’s evident that the Final Fantasy is now back to square one.

If Yoshida as well as his development team are able to reinvent this flat tire, many gamers can come back. Quite a lot of lovely things about the multi-class system as well as story emerged.