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FF Tactics' Original Art Director Wanted To Make It Under One Unusual Condition

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Hiroshi Minagawa says that he was fixated, if not obsessed, with the idea of getting the game to run at 60 frames per second.
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Final Fantasy Tactics: 60 Fps Were Not Negotiable at the Time

The development of the original final fantasy tactic offered some hurdles. One of them was set up: Art Director Hiroshi Minagawa absolutely wanted the game to run at 60 Fps.

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FF Tactics' Original Art Director Wanted To Make It Under One Unusual Condition

Hiroshi Minagawa says that he was fixated, if not obsessed, with the idea of getting the game to run at 60 frames per second.

·United States
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The original Final Fantasy Tactics was built around one non-negotiable requirement: 60 fps  - AUTOMATON WEST

Final Fantasy Tactics' original art director was "obsessed" with the idea of getting the game to run at 60 fps - which came with a bunch of hurdles.

·Osaka, Japan
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AUTOMATON broke the news in Osaka, Japan on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.
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