

It's not like Square Enix hasn't revisited Ivalice, the land where Tactics' story takes place. But outside of the PSP remake Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions, the Game Boy Advance spin-off Final Fantasy Tactics Advance and its Nintendo DS sequel, Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift, Final Fantasy Tactics has remained regretfully dormant. Considering there have been a whopping fifteen Final Fantasy main series games, the lack of Tactics games seems like a missed opportunity for Square Enix, a company well-known for capitalizing on popular franchises. The first Tactics game came out in 1997 on PlayStation 1 to rave reviews, eventually going from cult classic to fan favorite.
