Yoshitaka Amano - Video Games - 2010 Art © Yoshitaka Amano - Design © Mathieu Regniez

	Final Fantasy Dissidia A new game from Square Enix featuring characters from various Final Fantasy Game. Released date still unknown.
	Final Fantasy I Yoshitaka Amano worked on the Final Fantasy serie from the early beginning. This video game, released on Nes (Nintendo Entertainment System) in 1987, was a RPG (Role Playing Game). The player takes control of a group of four heroes who has to get ride of a terrible menace in order to save the world.
	Final Fantasy II The next installment of the serie is released one year later, once again on Nes. In this second game, the scenario is more developped and some particular ideas will be used again in future RPGs.
	Final Fantasy III Released in 1990, this game will be the last one on Nes. Once again, some new improvements and familiar faces like Moogles and Chocobos are first seen.
	Final Fantasy IV First small revolution in 1991, here is the first Final Fantasy playable on Super Nes, Nintendo's 16bits system. It's a new system, but Amano carries on with the work.
	Final Fantasy V In 1992 is released the fifth installment of Final Fantasy Saga. Unfortunatly, the game will not benefit from an international release at the time and will be reserved to Japanese players.
	Final Fantasy VI In 1994 is released the RPG which was surely like a revelation to a lot of RPGamers. Yoshitaka Amano has to deliver an important work as there is no less than 14 principal characters.
	Final Fantasy VII Final Fantasy VI has seen the end of the collaboration between Squaresoft and Nintendo, as the seventh game is released on Sony's System, the Playstation. Even if the design is signed Tetsuya Nomura, Yoshitaka Amano realised for the game a few illustrations.
	Final Fantasy VIII Released in 1998, this Final Fantasy is one of the less appreciated. Once again, Nomura realises the design and Amano some illustrations.
	Final Fantasy IX In 2000, upon receiving many complaints about the two previous games being too much technological, Squaresoft decide to roll back to a more fantasy world. Logically, this time, Amano is in charge of designing the characters.
	Final Fantasy X In 2001, a new change as the saga makes its firt steps on Sony's Playstation 2. Even if Nomura is back to the design, Amano is still in charge of the illustrations.
	Final Fantasy X-2 For the first time in more thant 15 years of history, a Final Fantasy is a direct sequel to another one. One again, Yoshitaka Amano realised some illustrations about Yuna, Rikku, Paine and the others.
	Final Fantasy XI For the first time, Square-Enix produce a MMORPG with the 11th episode in the Final Fantasy Serie. Once again, Amano realised some beautiful illustrations.
	Final Fantasy XII Last Final Fantasy to be released on PlayStation 2, it's a new way of playing the serie as the game remove some basing feature that where here since the beginning. Now the battle system is more lively than it was before. It's really a great game, even if all the changes divide the fans.
	Final Fantasy XIII First Final Fantasy to be released on Next-gen video games systems, it will also be the first Final Fantasy to be released at the same time on two different systems.
	Final Fantasy Legends A new game by Square-Enix, that will be released in Japan on mobile phone. Let's hope for a release on a video game system so that it may be released in Europe.
	Front Mission The first episode of this Tactical-RPG serie was published in 1995 on Super NES. Only the characters' design of this episode (out of 8) was realised by Amano.
	Kartia Published in 1998 by Atlus on PlayStation, Kartia is a Tactical-RPG which was almost not seen at that time but the design was realised by Yoshitaka Amano.