Fans will eat up anything related to Final Fantasy VII, so people were excited to see the name "Shinra," period, but the fact that Wada's new venture was targeting cloud gaming seemed odd.

Final Fantasy game publisher Square Enix is setting up its “revolutionary” cloud gaming technology, previously code-named Project Flare, as a separate subsidiary dubbed Shinra Technologies.

Shinra is in a testing phase for its cloud infrastructure in Japan. The company plans to launch a similar test later this year in the United States.

Shinra Technologies, named after the company in Final Fantasy VII, is a cloud gaming company that is being led by former Square Enix president Yoichi Wada. It is headquartered in New York City ...

If you haven't sunk your requisite 80 hours into the right Final Fantasy game to get the joke, we'll spoil it for you. Shinra Technologies is a homage to Shinra Electric Power Company, the big ...

Shinra is the second of Square Enix’s cloud-gaming initiatives at present, the first one being Dive In, a service that allows the streaming of games like Final Fantasy XIII to smartphones.

Sept. 11 (UPI) --Publisher Square Enix released a new trailer Wednesday for Final Fantasy VII Remake before the start of the 2019 Tokyo Game Show. The clip features main characters Cloud, Aerith ...

That’s the pitch made by Shinra Technologies, a self-described “supercomputer-powered cloud gaming platform” that claims to enable “new types of game worlds that could never have existed ...

Fans will eat up anything related to Final Fantasy VII, so people were excited to see the name "Shinra," period, but the fact that Wada's new venture was targeting cloud gaming seemed odd.