Square Enix has quietly released three new episodes of the classic's sequel
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Final Fantasy VII is available for download on the Playstation Network, which means that after you read this, you may want to download it.
The first chapters of the sequel to an SNES classic hit is on WiiWare, but do they hold up to the original's legacy?
The famed series' latest installment is due out later next year, on Xbox 360.
Swords, sorcery, and sacrificing your friends.
This World War 2 strategy games aims to be bigger, badder, and well, you know.
The review for both the DS and Wii versions inside!
Final Fantasy website sheds some light on the title and demands your visits. Details inside.
Final Fantasy is storming Nintendo this year on WiiWare and the Virtual Console. Screens inside.
Announced at GDC today, both vintage and new titles in the famed RPG series are on the way.
The second entry in the Zenithia trilogy comes stateside for the first time; how does it hold up 17 years after its original release?
The supposed final entry in the long-running RPG series is reviewed.
A classic RPG wrapped up with some new bells and whistles, but how does it stand the test of time for fans new and old?
Did you know: Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Echoes of Time loses out for longest abbreviation in a FFCC series to FFCC: MLAAK (Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life As a King)?
Screens and a release date for Echoes of Time inside!
With a title now on the PlayStation Portable in Star Ocean: First Departure, we get to see a alternative battle-based adventure with some very good animation, voice acting, and cutscenes.
While FF has always been about pushing hardware and innovation, Dragon Quest has been more interested in staying old-school, and the recently released Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen is no exception.
Without a doubt, Square Enix knows how to make videogames. Even when looking at some of their worst, the mind-bending storylines and intricate characters are better than what is provided in most video games out there. Fortunately, Final Fantasy IV remake for the Nintendo DS is one of their best.
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