Tetsuya Nomura
Tetsuya Nomura is a Japanese game artist, designer and director at Square Enix.
Nomura is best known for his work on the Final Fantasy series of games, having worked on the franchise since 1991’s Final Fantasy IV and designed many of its characters.
The designer was promoted to game director for 2002’s Kingdom Hearts, a role he’s performed for the series ever since.
During his near-30-year career Nomura has been credited in more than 70 games, including Parasite Eve, Super Mario RPG and The Bouncer.
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Veteran Final Fantasy producer Shinji Hashimoto has retired
He also helped create the Kingdom Hearts series during nearly three decades at Square Enix
Final Fantasy 7 news will be shared next month, Remake director reveals
Square Enix recently suggested it would release new games this year, with a FF16 trailer also coming soon
Square Enix says Final Fantasy 35th anniversary news is coming soon
Company also says it has hopes for Final Fantasy 16
Series creator Nomura shares fresh information on Kingdom Hearts 4’s new world
Sora's realistic look may not last for the whole game, Tetsuya Nomura suggests
Kingdom Hearts 4 will be upgraded to Unreal 5 by release and ‘take visuals several levels higher’
The footage shown on Sunday was reportedly running in Unreal Engine 4
Kingdom Hearts 4 is official: Watch the debut trailer
The game was announced as part of a 20th anniversary Square Enix event
Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin demo leaks ahead of State of Play
The demo could launch during Wednesday's PlayStation event
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 2 is planned for reveal this year, producer confirms
The classic PlayStation RPG is 25 today and Square Enix says “more new projects” are coming
The cloud-only Kingdom Hearts series on Switch will cost $90
Players will be able to buy streaming versions from next month
PS Plus owners of Final Fantasy 7 Remake are getting the PS5 upgrade this week
PS Plus players were previously excluded from June's free update