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How long has Square Enix been working on the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy? Four years? Ten? Twenty? Perhaps Squeenix isn't sure itself, as a new trailer for Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII recapping the subseries' story is rocking pixel art like it's 1994; is this what the first two games looked like? Who can even remember anymore?
Square Enix had said that Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn would launch on PlayStation 4 in the month of April and gosh, it really meant it. Over the weekend, the publisher pinned its revamped MMORPG down to an April 14 launch. People who already own the MMORPG on PS3 will be able to transfer their account over to PS4, but it'll be permanent with no undosies.
A new trailer for Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII shows off the new combat system and how equipment impacts Lightning's abilities.
When a demo for the trilogy-capping RPG Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII unexpectedly popped up on Xbox 360 last week, Square Enix quickly pulled it it, citing a "technical glitch." Today, it's really coming realsies for keeps, arriving on both 360 and PlayStation 3.
The 1994 classic, Final Fantasy VI, has released on Android devices with many of the restorations and upgrades found in the 2007 Game Boy Advance revival.
A demo for Lighting Returns: Final Fantasy XIII has Xbox Live for Gold members, letting you play with the battle system, costume customization, and "Outerworld" sharing features.
The upcoming Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster was handled by Virtuos, a game asset outsourcing company.
Ah, Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, that's... the MMORPG, right? No, no, the sequel-sequel which became a sequel! Or... what is it, again? Handily, Square Enix has whipped together explaining the whole shebang, from its world and story to combat and questing. And chocobos. There are always chocobos.
Final Fantasy X/X-2 Remaster is getting a PS3 Collector's Edition for $79.99, which includes a hardcover art book, a lengthy soundtrack disc, and five lithographs.
Square Enix announced the Collector's Edition for Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 today. It comes with special packaging, an art book, a pocketwatch, and Aerith costume DLC for $89.99.
