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Hiroyuki Itō

 
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Hiroyuki Itō (伊藤 裕之 Itō Hiroyuki?) is a Japanese game director and game designer. He is most known for his work on Square Enix's role-playing game series Final Fantasy.

Career

Initially working in debugging and sound effects for the first three games of the Final Fantasy series, his work became prominent in Final Fantasy IV, when he created the long-time series staple, the Active Time Battle combat system. Afterwards, he served as a designer for a number of battle systems in the series, including the Job system in Final Fantasy V, the Esper system in Final Fantasy VI, and the Junction system and the Triple Triad card game in Final Fantasy VIII.

He also served as a co-director of Final Fantasy VI with Yoshinori Kitase as well as the director of Final Fantasy IX. One of his latest roles was to replace Yasumi Matsuno as a director for Final Fantasy XII with Hiroshi Minagawa after he left the project; both Itō and Minagawa had been on the development staff from the start.

Published works

Hiroyuki Itō has also been credited on the following games, seemingly as an employee of a different company than Square Enix, though it is unknown if it is the same person:



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