‘Final Fantasy’ maker Square Enix denies sale reports
NY Post
The video game maker behind the popular “Final Fantasy” and “Kingdom Hearts” franchises shot down reports that it’s up for sale on Friday after the chatter sent its stock price soaring.
Japanese gaming giant Square Enix tried to quash the rumors following a Bloomberg Japan report that said it had received interest from potential buyers. CFTN, a specialty news outlet focused on mergers and acquisitions, first reported Thursday that Square Enix had been approached about a deal, citing two bankers who follow digital gaming transactions.
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