The Japanese games industry is in trouble. At least, that seems to be the consensus of a number of high-profile developers from that region, especially after this year's Tokyo Game Show. But Square-Enix—the developer best known for role-playing series like Final Fantasy. and Dragon Quest. —isn't taking the news lying down. Instead, the company has done everything it can to appeal to a more global audience, from publishing and development deals to new acquisitions. Ars sat down with president and CEO Yoichi Wada at the Montreal International Game Summit to discuss the apparent turmoil in the Japanese game industry and what Square-Enix hopes to do about it.
A flat world: Ars interviews Square-Enix CEO Yoichi Wada
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