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As was reported earlier on EoFF.com, Final Fantasy I & II Advance had been "Postponed Indefinitely" by Square-Enix. Fortunately, this postponement has turned out to be a mere two week delay. Final Fantasy I & II Advance will now be released in Japan on July 29th, 2004. As always, we'll keep you informed with respect to North American and European release dates.

Square-Enix has also announced that the PC version of Final Fantasy XI is coming to Europe! The company recently signed a distribution agreement with Ubisoft which enables them to release the game across the pond. The package will include the main game, and two expansion packs: Rise of Zilart and Chains of Promathia. The game is due to hit the shops at some point during September of 2004. Unfortunately, the Playstation 2 version of the game is not being considered at this time, due to complications involving the PS2 Hard Disk.

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Finally, some movies from the latest in the Final Fantasy series! Square-Enix have also updated the "Story" section of the official Final Fantasy XII site, which you can take a look at by clicking here.

To see the high bandwidth movie trailer, click here, and to view the low bandwidth movie trailer, click here.

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Square Enix was just on the verge of completing Final Fantasy 1&2 Advance when it's progress was hindered by an error in the final programming of the game. The GBA release of the game was originally scheduled for release in Japan on June 24th, and has not yet received a new release date. We will keep you posted as soon as the news comes in.

Also, new screens have been released for the FFXI expansion, Chains of Promathia. Click here for 50 amazing shots of the new territories.

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Square-Enix have been busy bunnies recently. Not only have they been adding the finishing touches to FFI & II advance, but they've also been working hard on the latest Final Fantasy sequel - number twelve in the series.

Check out this page at AllRPG.com to see seven mouth-wateringly good movie screens and seven luscious looking in-game shots. FFXII is looking better and better every day, as you can see from these amazing pictures.

The game is due to be released in Japan at either the end of 2004 or during the early months of 2005. We'll keep you informed of any other release dates as and when they are confirmed.

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With the releases of Final Fantasy I & II Advance for the Game Boy Advance drawing ever closer, Square-Enix have updated the official website. You'll find some excellent flash minigames in the "Minigame" section, and you'll also notice some updates in the "Soul of Rebirth" section. Take a look at the site by clicking here.

The games will be released on July 15th, 2004 in Japan. As of yet, no release dates have been confirmed for North America or Europe. We'll keep you posted if any more information becomes available.

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Recent scans in the latest issue of Weekly Shounen Jump magazine confirm two more familiar faces in the upcoming movie. This scan shows a still of both Cid and Red XII. Also included in this scan is a picture of Cloud and Tifa talking to each ohter on mobile phones, and a picture of Cloud and Aeris in a field of flowers. At the bottom you can catch a few screens from Before Crisis.

Another scan can be found here, which features Reno and Rude fighting Yazoo and Loz.


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Famitsu Magazine (the PlayStation 2 Edition) will be releasing some very special footage of the long-awaited Final Fantasy XII on their next DVD. The DVD will come 'free' with the next issue of the popular magazine, and will contain the four minute game trailer, some behind the scenes reports from the E3 game festival and some tasty looking images.

The game is set to be released in Japan in Winter 2004/Spring 2005.

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Square-Enix bring bad tidings: Kingdom Hearts 2 will not be released until 'Sometime' during 2005. No reason was given for this delay, so we can only assume that Square-Enix are using this time to improve the game dramatically by working like possessed hamsters. *whipcrack*

However, here's some good news concerning the game: Scheduled to appear are five characters from the Final Fantasy series. Only one has been confirmed as of yet, and that is Auron from Final Fantasy X. It should be interesting to see who else Square-Enix throws in the mix. As always, we'll keep you posted.

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For those fans out there who have been awaiting new Square Enix games apart from sequels, this news tidbit is for you. Square Enix has finally announced a Japanese release date for its upcoming title, Dragon Quest VIII. This anticipated title will be released Winter 2004. Square Enix also plans to release their other long awaited title, Final Fantasy XII this Winter or even Spring 2005. The company has made it clear it does not want to create any inter-company competition between the two games, so this dates are subject to change.

Square Enix has still left us in the dark on when we might see a North American release for these two titles.

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Good news for all you Final Fantasy music buffs: Square Enix has announced that it is re-releasing six of it's most popular soundtracks. But wait, why re-relase them, you say? Well, when DigiCube ceased to exist, these soundtracks became obsolete. Thanks to Square, the following soundtracks will soon be in stores - again.

I) - Fithos Lusec Wecos Vinosec - FFVIII.
II) - Piano Collections - FFVIII.
III) - Piano Collections - FFIX.
IV) - Piano Collections - FFX.
V) - Suteki Da Ne - Main Theme From FFX.
VI) - Music from Final Fantasy - FF Live Concert.

You'll be able to get your hands on these in most major stores as of July 22nd, 2004.

[Source: AllRPG] ...

As new information for the upcoming addition to the Final Fantasy series, Final Fantasy XII, continues to come in, the cast to this game continues to grow. Recent information mentions a new playable character and a race of creatures that many FF fans will be familiar with.

The latest character is Basshe, a commoner of Dalmaska who rose in the military ranks to become a general. Basshe is a good leader who is very well-liked in the kingdom, but also he is surrounded by mystery and tragedy. When the King of Dalmaska is murdered, Basshe becomes the prime suspect. His character becomes even more cloudy when he negotiaties a surrender with the forces from the Kingdom of Arcadia. Basshe will join as a playable character, but it's possible he may only be temporary.

Also, new screens have revealed that the cute little race of moogles will be back in action. They appear very similar to how they do in the GBA's Final Fantasy Tactics Advanced. It also appears that their role in this game is managing the chocobo stables. Release dates for Final Fantasy XII still ...

Square Enix has just announced a few new details regarding their online expansion, Final Fantasy XI: Chains of Promathia. Adding to the earlier announcment of adding the areas of Tavnazia and Movalpolos, two new areas have been announced. The first being Pso'Xja which is an underground ruin system thats has been under the control of the shadowy Tenshodo, an underground merchant guild. Filled with the carvings of a lost civilzation, the Tenshodo have decided to open the ruins to exploration by adventurers. The second area is Attowha Chasm, an arid land that makes up eastern Aragoneu. Attowha is home to poisonous gases, unique creatures that can thrive in this harsh environment, and the mysterious Parradamo Tor, a hill that is said to be in the chasm but from which adventurers never return.

Along with the two new areas, two new NPCs have been announced that will add to the already establish Final Fantasy XI storyline. The two characters are a young girl named Prishe and a young boy known only as the "Enigmatic Youth" who appears out of nowhere but speaks little. ...

Earlier this May at E3, Square Enix announced that a mobile prequel to its legendary RPG Final Fantasy VII was in development. The title of this prequel has been announced as Before Crisis - Final Fantasy VII. The game is set in Midgar 6 years before the events of FFVII and players will be in control of a member of the Turks.

The game is slated for a September 2004 release in Japan, and it will be available on NTT DoCoMo 900i-series or higher phones. A North American release date for the prequel has not yet been announced, and it is likely that the FFVII:BC will not be a downloadble option for US Gamers in the future given the disparity between Japanese and North American handset technology.

Also, according to the FFVII:AC official site, the release date in the Info section has been modified from Summer 2004 to a vague 2004 timeframe. It seems that fans will probably have to wait a little longer to for this anticipated movie release.

Sources: GameSpot, Advent Children

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