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Midori: Final Fantasy 9 Remake is real but there’s no Final Fantasy 10 Remake

final fantasy 9 artwork showcasing main characters

Accurate leaker Midori has commented on Square Enix and a couple of projects which the Japanese video game developer has in development. She corroborated reports that Square Enix is currently working on a remake of the acclaimed Final Fantasy IX, which launched on the original Sony PlayStation back in 2000. Midori also revealed that Square Enix has no plans at present to remake the PlayStation 2 adventure Final Fantasy X. Square Enix recently stated that it will plans to make all its games multiplatform in the future, so it seems likely that the remake for Final Fantasy IX could well come to the Nintendo Switch 2.

15 thoughts on “Midori: Final Fantasy 9 Remake is real but there’s no Final Fantasy 10 Remake”

    1. 9 very quickly became one of my top ten games when I played it a few years ago. It’s so good and I love all the characters.

      …Vivi!!!!!

    1. FFIX has a memorable cast of heroes and a great story. If the remake is true hopefully they wont go crazy with the battle system.

    1. FF8 has such an interesting story and cast that I feel too many disregard because they don’t like the gameplay. I was one of them but eventually found reasons to like the game.

      8 arguably needs a remake more than 9 imo, so maybe one day they’ll see its potential.

          1. Sorry but…no. I’ve played through FF8 several times and while I did like the gameplay and OST, the story is honestly boring. I honestly cannot remember any scene from that game that stuck with me aside from the Squall getting impaled scene and the opening scene. Anything else is lost on me, unlike FF6, FF7, and FF9.

  1. Eiyuden chronicle has proven that we don’t need a crazy multi million dollar remake for fans to love the game. Hell I would of been just as happy if they remastered 7 like they did 8 and 9 but add a shit ton of content. New weapons and magic and missions wouldn’t be that difficult.

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