Square Enix, definitely one of the most famous RPG developers (if you haven't ever heard of Final Fantasy you probably lived under a rock for quite some time, didn't you?) has released first screenshots of a new RPG that they are planning to release on the Nintendo DS. There's not really much to see yet, but the concept definitely sounds like it could be fun. more...

UPDATE: Weekly Shōnen Jump, a Japanese magazine, has now confirmed that Square Enix are working on Chrono Trigger DS. The first info bits available seem to indicate that it is not going to be new, but rather a port of the SNES game. Probably we can even hope for additional content (similar to the Final Fantasy ports for the GBA).

Square Enix, known for their console role-playing franchises (Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts, Dragon Quest) have launched a countdown site very recently. All you can see on there is the Nintendo DS logo and a big clock that's ticking. The URL of this site runs under the name http://www.square-enix.co.jp/ctds/, and the easiest explanation for this would be that ctds stands for Chrono Trigger DS, also considering that the series has got to do with time travel. more...

Square Enix has shipped The World Ends With You for the DS to stores in North America.

The World Ends With You has players taking on the role of 15-year-old Neku Sakuraba who awakens in the Shibuya shopping district of Tokyo. He then receives text messages informing him that he will vanish from existence if he doesn't complete certain tasks. more...

Square Enix confirmed that it "will launch a completely re-envisioned Final Fantasy IV for the DS on July 22.

In Final Fantasy IV, four elemental Crystals begin corrupting the land, setting off a wave of war and political intrigue that risks tearing the world apart. more...

Perhaps you’ve seen them for sale online, at conventions, or even in novelty shops. For a long time, vendors have offered swords for sale based on video games, television shows and films. You can purchase swords based on those found in The Lord of the Rings, Star Trek or even Square Enix’s Final Fantasy games and films. And Square Enix isn’t happy about it. more...

Publisher Square Enix announced yesterday that Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions is shipping to North American retailers. The game is released exclusively on Sony's PSP and is the first in the Invalice Alliance series. Based on the PS one RPG Final Fantasy Tactics from 1998 the PSP version offers some new features, e.g. more...