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.
Tetsuya Nomura News
Square Enix is reportedly an acquisition target for multiple parties
Bankers claim the company is attracting M&A interest, while Final Fantasy publisher says it hasn't received offers
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade’s Yuffie episode has been detailed
PS5 content is officially titled FF7R Episode Intermission
Square Enix shares extended Final Fantasy 7 Remake PS5 trailer
Take a longer look at Intergrade's visual improvements and extra content
Final Fantasy 7 battle royale details revealed, including job system and beta plan
The First Soldier is coming to iOS and Android
FF7 Remake’s director says he’s ‘prioritising Part 2’s development’ over more DLC
No further DLC planned beyond Intergrade's Yuffie episode, says Nomura
PlayStation confirms live stream event featuring FF7 Remake and Resident Evil
Japanese live stream will feature interviews with creators later this month
Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu ‘could have made his last soundtrack’
Veteran composer will reduce his output due to health issues, according to collaborator
FF7 Remake director says fans will have to wait for Part 2 for full use of PS5
Recently-announced port only makes partial use of DualSense, Nomura says
Final Fantasy 7 Remake will be one of March’s PS Plus games
But the free version can't be upgraded to PS5
Final Fantasy 7 Remake’s co-director ‘will take over for Part 2’
Nomura says he'll take on a broader creative director role for all FF7 projects