Fans who have dug into the depths of the new Tomb Raider have made a discovery that would make Lara Croft proud. By playing Shadow of the Tomb Raider without its day-one patch, they've found an alternate post-credits cutscene. The cutscene includes some easter eggs that weren't in the ending most players saw, and is impossible to see if you've updated the game. It's an ending that the game's developers say "was mistakenly included in the game." Spoilers follow!

At the Square Enix Music booth at this year’s Tokyo Game Show, there’s a display of original Chocobo artwork done by the creators of various Final Fantasy games. Some of these creators aren’t visual artists by trade, so the results are a little interesting.

Yesterday was the first day of this year’s Tokyo Game Show. It was a business day, which means the show wasn’t open to the public. But here’s your inside look.

Yesterday, Nintendo and Square Enix delighted Final Fantasy fans by announcing a whole bunch of new Switch ports. There’s Final Fantasy 7, Final Fantasy 9, Final Fantasy 10/10-2, Final Fantasy 11, and even the adorable pocket edition of Final Fantasy 15. But where’s Final Fantasy 8?

Final Fantasy VIII, the sorceress epic about a hormone-fuelled romance, has been my favourite game in the series ever since I was 12 years old. I beat it almost that many times before I unlearned the lessons that Squall and Rinoa’s relationship taught me about trying to fix sad, broken guys, like the game’s gunblade-brandishing hero.

Originally released on the Xbox 360 in 2008, The Last Remnant was ported to the PC the following year. It announced for the PS3, but that release never happened. Now a decade later, the game is coming to PlayStation.

Final Fantasy XV’s PC version brings the inevitable mods. Some are just as kooky as one would hope!

Eminem’s surprise album drop over the weekend contains an even bigger surprise for JRPG fans: one of the tracks samples Square’s Kingdom Hearts throughout.

Hidemi Matsuzuka used to oversee Square Enix’s figure brand. These days he’s left the game maker and is running his own cafe.

When not creating delightful video games, Owlboy creator Simon Stafsnes Andersen likes to create mock trailers for video games that will probably never exist. Such as this one, a heartbreaking glimpse at the Chrono Trigger/Chrono Cross sequel that might have been.

What happens to a video game when it stops being sold? Does it go to Silicon Heaven? If not, then where do all the calculators go? I'm not nearly drunk enough to answer these questions, but at the very least we can observe Square Enix's The Last Remnant, which will depart stores, both real and digital, come early September.

Today, Square Enix announced that it has finished patching Chrono Trigger on PC, just days after releasing the fifth major update to the game since it launched six months ago. (Chrono Trigger is 50 per cent off on Steam for the next week to celebrate.) Now if only Square’s other classic games would get the same treatment.

Being able to tweak a game's graphics settings was once entirely a PC thing. These days, it's not uncommon for console games (or the console itself) to offer 4K or supersampling, if you don't mind a lower framerate. Square Enix's Shadow of the Tomb Raider is following suit with two such options for Xbox One X players: High Resolution or High Framerate mode.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider is, for the most part, not a particularly funny game. It's a serious tale about Lara's embodiment as the Tomb Raider; it's a tale about redemption. That said, there's also a way the game can be - unintentionally - very funny.

Hate mashing buttons for QTEs? Shadow of the Tomb Raider understands.

Karaoke parlor Pasela Akiba Showadorikan in Tokyo’s Akihabara has a handful of seriously cool themed rooms.

Briefly: The PC port of Chrono Trigger has received a "final major update" that adds key binding, an extras section featuring bonus illustrations and an ending viewer and a number of other adjustments. Read the official patch notes here.

Octopath Traveller’s battle music has all of the zest you could want, brimming with quick drumbeats and arpeggiated chords. One simple trick ties together the game’s story and boss battles, creating amazing musical cues that make each new encounter even more exciting.

Japanese politician Mio Sugita has made international news due to her anti-LGBTQ comments on a television show. The program is co-hosted by Koichi Sugiyama, who composes music for the Dragon Quest games.