"“Final Fantasy IV is one of the most significant titles in the history of the Final Fantasy franchise,” Square Enix president and chief executive officer John Yamamoto stated."

"01: Prelude / FINAL FANTASY II
02: Eternal Wind / FINAL FANTASY III
03: Terra's Theme / Piano Collections FINAL FANTASY VI
04: Opening - Bombing Mission - / FINAL FANTASY VII
05: JENOVA / FINAL FANTASY VII
06: Liberi Fatali / FINAL FANTASY VIII
07: Blue Fields / FINAL FANTASY VIII
08: The Final Battle / FINAL FANTASY IX
09: Zanarkand / FINAL FANTASY X
10: Ronfaure / FINAL FANTASY XI
11: Maybe I’m a Lion / THE BLACK MAGES II The Skies Above
12: Mambo de Chocobo / FINAL FANTASY V"

"We have no idea how this happened, as the box images from the publishers should have the proper ratings. It's not like Best Buy's flyer design team adds the ratings to each box (and if they do, we feel bad for them). In the online version of the ad, hovering over the games with the pointer does display the proper ratings.

We're amused, but just to be clear, Trauma Center is rated T for Teen, while Myst and FF IV are rated E for everyone."

"PC
Baseball Mogul 2009, City Life 2008 Edition, Fate: Undiscovered Realms

PS2
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor

Wii
The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, Order Up, SNK Arcade Classics Vol. 1

DS
Final Fantasy IV, Izuna 2: The Unemployed Ninja Returns, The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, New International Track & Field, Suzuki Super Bikes II: Riding Challenge"

"North American gamers can look forward to seeing Final Fantasy IV (a re-make of the Super Nintendo original for the Nintendo DS) on July 22; while Square Enix has revealed today that the title will arrive in Europe sometime this summer."

"You can go ahead and just accept that the next few months of your life are likely to belong to Square Enix. Now that we have an official release date for Final Fantasy IV, we're looking at:

* The World Ends With You this month
* Space Invaders Extreme and Arkanoid DS in June
* Final Fantasy Tactics A2 in June
* Final Fantasy IV July 22

And that's just a sprinkling of what's to come. There's so much else to consider, from Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days to Valkyrie Profile: ..."

"Square Enix has confirmed that announcements regarding European launch details for both the westernised version of Final Fantasy IV for DS and Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII are imminent.

“Regarding both your questions, we should have some announcements being made public very soon”"

Well from the Famitsu and V-Jump magazines, we have for you 7 new Final Fantasy-related scans. From games such as Chocobo Dungeon, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 2 and FFIV DS. Take a look at them below (or at the source for the rest of the scans)

"The much-awaited game title Final Fantasy IV has officially been confirmed for the Nintendo DS handheld game system. This announcement was revealed at the Square Enix Party 2007, where the game publishing company said that it is currently in the process of developing a remake of its 1991 SFC/SNEC game.

Final Fantasy IV DS will see the original formula, although you can expect it to be highly spruced up with true 3D visuals, redesigned characters and loads of new story-furthering cut-scenes..."

Now that the FFIV for the DS is all but confirmed, what will the latest remake for the SNES classic look like on the portable? Shonen Jump provides a first look at the title. The game does indeed appear to be in the vein of the FFIII DS remake graphics-wise, which is to be expected given that the FFIII DS team is behind the scenes here.

Hey, at least we know it's still got Octomamm!!! Sexy.