What kind of mental issue do the dev have that they refuse to add widescreen resolution to any of Square Enix games?

Love the game but my review is not recommended until I see widescreen support!

fun game , great sound track with nice visuals and a well built universe and story.

the game start out as interesting , it's remind me a lot of the Playstation one era of final fantasy but
yet it's missing something , the pacing is bad , leveling up just to keep yourself at the recommended level feel like a chore and the boss fights in the later part of the game are tedious , all work on some gimmick and are unfun.

the XP grind is obnoxious, the only way to get a decent amount of XP per fight is to stack monsters in a pocket dimensions so you end up with fights with like 30 monsters in a row , which mean each fights are long,

the boss fights rely too much on gimmicks rather then having the players come up with an overall decent strategy , like in one of the fight you have to use taunt or else you just lose the fight because the enemy does a specific attack that slowly push your group away and cause an instant death after a specific amount of hit.
once in a while would have been fine but it's happen too much often and it's annoying.

at least most Final Fantasy kept the challenging boss fight in the optional segments of the game unlike Neo Dimension that just put them everywhere.

so close to hit the spot , yet so far.

At first i wasn't too impressed with the opening and etc. But slowly it's kinda nostalgic feeling when i played more time. it's kinda like of LOD ( Legend Of Dragon ) in terms of music and graph. The Vibrant city, character remind me of the old era of classic RPG back in 90'.