From Wirebot: Xbox 360 users will have an opportunity to download an exclusive weapon for Final Fantasy XIII-2’s Serah. Unfortunately, it comes at a price. More »

From Wirebot: tri-Ace, who developed Star Ocean and End of Eternity, was busy working on Frontier Gate (PSP) and Beyond the Labyrinth (3DS), but it looks like that the developer was also working on another game at the same time: Final Fantasy XIII-2. More »

From Wirebot: Master of Monsters, the name of a new Final Fantasy XIII-2 gameplay trailer, has been released by Square Enix. They said “For the first time in a Final Fantasy game, the player has the ability to capture monsters for use in future battles”. More »

From Wirebot: For diehard Final Fantasy XIII-2 fans, here is some good news coming your way. Square Enix and Studio Bentstuff have teamed up to produce a few Ultimania Guides for your playing desires. More »

From Wirebot: So, Final Fantasy XIII-2 will be played on both the Xbox 360 and PS3 and it seems that Square Enix has a sweet treat for those who will be buying the game on the former platform. More »

From Htcyou: For this week’s Tokyo Game Show, many weren’t expecting an Android-related announcement to come. But it has! Thanks to Square Enix, Android users will soon get to play the classic Super Nintendo RPG, Chrono Trigger! Dragon Quest Monsters and Ithadaki Street are among the other titles that are set to come, whose gameplay is similar to Pokemon and Monopoly (for a reference). More »

From Wirebot: Square Enix has finally opened their Tokyo Game Show 2011 portal site. Along with that, we get to peek at what they’ll be bringing to the annual video game expo. Check out the list after the cut: More »

From Wirebot: Square Enix has released a new batch of FFXIII-2 screenshots featuring the new heroine, Serah (sister of the FFXIII heroine Lightning) and one of the new boys of the cast, Noel. The screenshots show some new monsters and some fight scenes. More »

From Wirebot: It’s kind of a no-brainer that if you mention epic RPGs, Final Fantasy is bound to come up. Square Enix has just announced that they’ve been able to reach their goal of 6 million units sold for Final Fantasy XIII, further exemplifying the franchise’s strong popularity. More »

From Wirebot: Square Enix wants to provide music for your ears in its latest announcement to produce SQ Chips, a collection of chiptune tracks from all your favorite Square Enix games. From the Final Fantasy series, Chrono Trigger, Unlimited SaGa, Brave Fencer Musashi, and so much more! More »

From Wirebot: In 1991, the little black and white world of Final Fantasy Legend III was introduced to Japan on the original Game Boy. Two years later, Square Enix’s RPG hit stateside. And now, after twenty years…the classic is once again looking to thrill gamers with a timeless RPG experience, this time on the Nintendo DS as SaGa 3: Shadow or Light! More »

From Wirebot: Square Enix is going all out with promotion for its upcoming MMORPG, Final Fantasy XIV. Well, kind of, if you count hiring two different artists to create two different posters as “going all out.” Still, it’s never a bad thing to have more than one option. More »

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For any Final Fantasy XI players out there, Square Enix is giving you a big incentive to play the PC version of Final Fantasy XIV. For signing up to its up other MMPORG, Square Enix will reward you with free shoes! More »

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Square Enix’s “FFXII Larger-than-Life Gallery” for the iPhone/iPad allowed many fans to indulge in high resolution Final Fantasy XIII CG images. Now, Final Fantasy VII Advent Children Complete has its own Larger-than-Life gallery available. It includes 83 images of the characters from FFVII, such as Cloud, Sephiroth, Tifa, and Aerith. The images can also be used to customize your iPhone calendar or clock. More »

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If you were waiting on pins and needles for an upcoming Square Enix game, thank Tetsuya Nomura, the studio’s designer, for providing the public with more than a few status updates for their projects in progress via the ever useful Twitter. More »

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Final Fantasy XIV will feature 18 different classes when it launches in September for PC. Among them there will be four sub-groups consisting of Fighter, Sorcerers, Craftsmen, and Gatherers. More classes are expected to come after release, but until then take a look at these. More »

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Didn’t get into the Final Fantasy XIV beta, but still want to check out what’s in store for you when you pick it up in September? Then check out this video walkthrough of the first 9 minutes of the beta. More »

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Gizmodo Japan has captured some great shots of the Square-Enix booth at this year’s Tokyo Toy Show. As any kind friend would do, I am passing them along to all of you. My personal favorites are the Slime silverware and the Kingdom Hearts chibi statues. More »

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Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light gets released in North America on October 5th for the Nintendo DS. Get a jump on learning the new class -er “Crown” system before anyone else with this trailer detailing the new way you’re going to battle. More »

From Wirebot:

Although Square Enix had already released the release dates for the fourteenth installment of their highly renowned Final Fantasy series last week (various dates in September 2010 for Windows and various dates in March 2011 for the PS3 depending on the version and the region), the date for the beta test wasn’t announced until recently. More »