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Sakaguchi Complains About Final Fantasy
Hironobu Sakaguchi may have stepped away from the Final Fantasy franchise to start up his own Mistwalker studio, but that doesn't mean he still doesn't have some thoughts about the franchise he created.
In an interview with CVG, Sakaguchi said that when the alcohol is flowing, his tongue is loosened when it comes to his baby. "I still go out drinking with Yoshinori Kitase, the current producer of Final Fantasy, once in a while, and on those occasions he does tell me that it's all fine. Sometimes, I personally complain a little bit about certain things about the franchise."
Unfortunately, Sakaguchi didn't divulge exactly what things he's not happy with, but he did give Kitase his overall vote of confidence. "I believe that if it's him in charge, he will continue to create good games for the franchise."
Sakaguchi isn't the only one who's got complaints. For Joe's opinion of Final Fantasy XIII-2 in particular (shown), take a look at his review.
For the full interview with Sakaguchi, check it out over at CVG.
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