
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
Final Fantasy VII Remake Part 2 is aiming for release ‘as soon as possible’, says Nomura
Second part has already entered full production
Switch achieves all-time record US dollar sales for Jan-Apr period
While Final Fantasy 7 Remake led software sales in April
Final Fantasy 7 Remake director suggests future instalments could focus on ‘smaller sections’
Nomura hopes to release Part 2 "ASAP"
Final Fantasy VII Remake sales fall short of XV’s launch record
PS4 exclusive ships 3.5 million copies in three days
Final Fantasy 7 Remake had a strong debut in Japan
Square Enix game sold over 700,000 physical copies in three days
Final Fantasy 7 Remake review round-up: Critics assess ‘flawed gem’
Review scores go live for PS4's big retelling
Review: Final Fantasy 7 Remake is a magical retelling of a timeless classic
Square Enix makes fantasy become reality. Finally.
Square Enix says it won’t review Final Fantasy 7 Remake’s digital release date
Many players already have boxed copies
UK retailers are shipping Final Fantasy VII Remake a week early
Game, Argos and more ship ahead of release
Final Fantasy 7 Remake street date broken in Australia
Retailers selling highly anticipated game ahead of its official launch