FF World

This is where I put the information on the Final Fantasy games and other Square-Enix games.

Platform: PlayStation 3, PC
Release dates:
Japan: 2010
North America: 2010
PAL: 2010
Ratings:
Japan: TBA
North America: TBA
Europe: TBA
Australasia: TBA

Platform: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 (America and PAL)
Release dates:
Japan: 17th December, 2009
North America: 9th March, 2010
PAL: 9th March, 2010
Ratings:
Japan: TBA
North America: TBA
Europe: TBA
Australasia: TBA

Platform: PlayStation 2
Release dates:
Japan: 16th March 2006
North America: 31st October 2006
PAL: 23rd February 2007
Ratings:
Japan: A (All Ages)
North America: T (13+)
Europe: 16+
Australasia: M (15+)

Final Fantasy XII is set in the world of Ivalice, and for years the two Empires of Archadia and Rozarria have been fighting against each other in a bitter struggle. Located in a strategically important corridor between the two powers is the small kingdom of Dalmasca.

Even though an unfortunate encounter in his past left Vaan without a family, he is an optimistic and bright young man yielding from the ancient kingdom of Dalmasca--which has fallen under the control of the Archardian Empire. As a result Vaan becomes a member of the resistance to regain his own sovereignty and in hope that Dalmasca will be liberated from the grip of the Archardian Empire.

Ashe is the sole daughter of the king of Dalmasca and hence the next inline to the throne. Following the invasion of her country, she becomes the leader of the resistance against the Empire. During a wild pursuit, she loses one companion after the other. Despite her desperate situation, she still hasn't lost the pride of a princess. In this situation she meets Vaan, and a joint adventure begins. . .

Trailer

Platform: PlayStation 2
Release dates:
Japan: 19th July 2001
North America: 20th December 2001
Australasia: 17th May 2002
Europe: 29th May 2002
Ratings:
Japan: 12+
North America: T (13+)
Europe: 11+
Australasia: M (15+)

Spira was home to highly developed civilizations until 1000 years ago, when Sin first appeared. Sin is a tresspasser, a scourge upon the land. It falls only to rise again, bringing chaos and destruction to Spira's technological advances.

A group of travellers from different tribes and walks of life will set aside their own beliefs to save their crying world. Together they will guard a young Summoner determined to defeat Sin at all costs.

The party journeys to the very ends of the world, visiting temples and bonding with Aeons. As the Summoner gains new strengths, she prepares to recieve her 'Last Summoning', the only power that can defeat Sin and save the world.

Trailer

Platform: PlayStation
Release dates:
Japan: 7th July 2000
North America: 14th November 2000
Europe: 16th February 2001
Australasia: 22nd February 2001
Ratings:
Japan: A (All Ages)
North America: T (13+)
Europe: 11+

Dark times have spread over the world of Gaia. Four separate governing nations, some blinded by their short-sighted greed, some persevering in the name of justice, are battling on and off in a deadly game for power. One kingdom, that of Lindblum, headed by the honorable and trustworthy Regent Cid, finally decides to take a stand against the unspeakable massacres by the troops of Alexandria.

Enlisting the aid of mere bandits to kidnap Princess Garnet of the Alexandria Empire, for information and interrogation, Garnet and her bodyguard actually join Cid's cause, knowing full well the outlandish recklessness of the governing Queen, who counterattacks with an onslaught of warriors. Thus begins a crossfire that would engulf the world in something far worse than political standoffs.

Out of the band of thieves, one boy along with his entourage must battle his way through several awe-inspiring challenges to restore order and peace.

Trailer

Platform: PlayStation
Release dates:
Japan: 11th February 1999
North America: 7th September 1999
PAL: 27th October 1999
Ratings:
Japan: B (12+)
North America: T (13+)
Europe: 11+
Australasia: M (15+)

In a time of both sophisticated technology and powerful magic, an evil sorceress corrupts the world's largest military power through manipulation and deception, enslaving mankind to do her bidding. Her goal is not something as simple as world domination; but to completely conquer all of space and time.

To counter the turn of events, various leaders head combat training schools, known as Gardens, that turn out elite fighting forces. Known as SeeDs, they defend, serve, and protect humankind from the sorceress. The sole purpose of these academies is to vanquish the sorceress and save humanity as we know it, although they take many other assignments for the right price.

A small, loose-knit group of SeeD graduates find themselves wrapped in a much bigger endeavor than simple military combat. Now, a gunblade specialist, together with a diverse group of young heroes, must set aside his fears, face the emotions he's run from, and become the leader that he never wanted to be.

Trailer

Platform: PlayStation, PC, PlayStation Network
Release dates:
PlayStation:
Japan: 31st January 1997
North America: 7th Spetember 1997
Europe: 1998
Australasia: 1998
PC:
North America: 24th June 1998
PAL: 1998
PSN:
Japan: 16th April 2009
North America: 2nd June 2009
Europe: 4th June 2009
Ratings:
North America: T (13+)
Europe: 15+
Australasia: G (8+)

A giant energy manufacturing company known as Shinra Inc. is harvesting the sheer life energy of the Planet as a simple fossil fuel. Processed and made into products known as Mako and Materia, these materials can work miracles, granting the wisdom of the Ancients to the user. However, this substance, like all other fuels, is finite in supply, and the Planet's lifeforce is being malevolently drained by the constant explotation of Mako by Shinra. Though aware of the harmful effects, they function without remorse.

However, the real battle lies not with a corporation, but a force much more competent from the distant past. A long-thought dead warrior bent on becoming more and more powerful, coupled with the Planet's drained energy, threatens the very existence of everything sacred.

Now a small rebel group eminating from the slums must quell the various dangers toward the innocent, and one mercenary for hire must look amidst the lies and deception and find the man he is within.

Below is the Final Fantasy VII Tech Demo for PS3 this is not a proper game so don't go around telling every one there's a remake when there isn't at the moment.

Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System, PlayStation, Game Boy Advance.
Release dates:
SNES:
Japan: 2nd April 1994
North America: 11th October 1994 (as Final Fantasy III)
PlayStation:
Japan: 11th March 1999
North America: 30th September 1999
Europe: 1st March 2002
Game Boy Advance:
Japan: 30th November 2006
North America: 2nd May 2007
Europe: 29th June 2007
Ratings:
Japan: A (All Ages)
North America: T (13+) (PlayStation), E10+ (Game Boy Advance)
Europe: 11+ (PlayStation), 12+ (Game Boy Advance)

1000 years ago, the War of the Magi decimated most of the world's technology and all known magic. Today, technology has made an impressive and remarkable comeback, popping up almost everywhere on the face of civilization. The reigning Empire remains at war with various rebel factions, causing unrest among the related parties. Nonetheless, the world is striving successfully to rebuild itself from the perils of War.

However, the Empire has grown curious and power-hungry for the ancient power known only as "magic". Their leader and a slightly insane general crave this power, and are willing to destroy anything that comes in their way. With the finding of an ancient Esper, a seemingly vital source of "magic", the Empire is poised to take full control of this mysterious power.

Several warriors, from all walks of life, must band together despite their differences in order to save the world from one who would conquer it, and who would destroy it.

Trailer

Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System, PlayStation, Game Boy Advance.
Release dates:
SNES:
Japan: 6th December 1992
PlayStation:
Japan: 19th March 1999
North America: 30th Spetember 1999
PAL: 17th May 2002
Game Boy Advance:
Japan: 12th October 2006
North America: 6th November 2006
PAL: 13th April 2007
Ratings:
Japan: A (All Ages)
North America: T (13+) (PlayStation), E (Everyone) (Game Boy Adavance)
Europe: 11+ (PlayStation), 12+ (Game Boy Advance)
Australasia: M15+ (PlayStation)

The entire cycle of life in the world is bound by four crystals, each providing their own source of power to mankind, from the wind blowing across lands to water flowing across seas, giving life, to burning hot fires to the very earth itself. The binding force of these beautiful crystals not only gives off this power, but imprisons a much more devastating force away from the world.

However, the power given off by these crystals has slowed considerably. Keeping with ancient prophecies, a sudden brutal meteor strikes rain over the landscape, causing the crystals to imminently shatter. The result cuts off the magical forces of the elements. Worse yet, as the crystals explode one by one, the very vile, evil force the crystals were made to restrain is released.

A unlikely group of warriors, from a princess to a pirate, to a young warrior to a wise old man, must find the courage and strength through the powers of the crystals and the trials they encounter in order to save not one world, but two.

Trailer

Platform: Super Nintendo Entertainment System, PlayStation, Wonderswan Colour, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS
Release date:
SNES:
Japan: 19th July 1991
North America: 23th November 1991 (as Final Fantasy II)
PlayStation:
Japan: 21st March 1997
North America: 21st June 2001
PAL: 17th May 2002
Wonderswan Colour:
Japan: 28th March 2002
Game Boy Advance:
Japan: 15th December 2005
North America: 12th December 2005
Australasia: 23rd February 2006
Europe: 2nd June 2006
DS:
Japan: 20th December 2007
North America: 22nd July 2008
Europe: Summer 2008
Ratings:
Japan: A (All Ages)
North America: T (13+) (PlayStation), E10+ (Game Boy Advance)
Europe: 11+

The Red Wings, a once honourable forthcoming military unit wielding powerful majestic airships, has been commanded by the kingdom of Baron to snare and obtain the magical Crystals of Earth by any means necessary. The head of the Red Wings, a highly ranked Dark Knight, is demoted for questioning the barbaric nature of these attacks. Confused and astonished at this unorthodox action, he questions his loyalty.

Meanwhile, the world is slowly being engulfed in monster attacks for an unknown reason. And elsewhere, a being slowly manipulates the others for his own ends, masterminding every move, while others who know the truth await a hero's arrival, a holy knight to bring truth to the prophecies of old.

Thus begins the legendary journey of Cecil and his companions. Together with his friends, both new and old, one man vows to cast away the darkness within his soul in order to find the truth long denied him and to defeat the greatest evil of all.

Trailer

Platform: Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo DS
Release dates:
NES:
Japan: 27th April 1990
Nintendo DS:
Japan: 24th August 2006
North America: 14th November 2006
Europe: 4th May 2007
Ratings:
Japan: A (All Ages)
North America: E10+
Europe: 12+
Australasia: PG

One day, an earthquake opens up a previously hidden cavern in Altar Cave near the village of Ur on the floating continent. Four orphaned youths under the care of Topapa, the village elder, go exploring and come across a crystal of light. The crystal grants them a portion of its power, and instructs them to go forth and restore balance to the world. Not knowing what to make of the crystal's pronouncements, but nonetheless recognizing the importance of its words, the four inform their adoptive family of their mission and set out to explore an overworld outside the area in which they were brought up to bring back balance to the world.

Their adventures bring them to discover that there lies a whole world beyond the boundaries of the floating continent upon which they were living. In the world below, they discover a demon named Xande is trying to possess the crystals of light to bring chaos and disorder. The adventures take four warriors eventually to the Crystal Tower where they discover that the Cloud of Darkness has been manipulating the whole situation, in an attempt to bring back a similar situation as the Flood of Light a thousand years earlier, so that they can pull the whole world in the void. The warriors from the light must traverse into the domain of the dark crystals to free the imprisoned dark warriors and defeat the Cloud of Darkness once and for all, therefore restoring the crystals and balance once again.

Final Fantasy XI is a online title in the Final Fantasy series in which you may create a character of one of several races and join in with the rest of world in doing quests and journeying together with friends from all over the world.

Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

In this sequel movie to Final Fantasy VII Cloud and some people of the new town of Edge are infected with a disease know as Geostigma and to make things worst Cloud starts getting attacked by Loz Yazoo and Kadaj all claiming that he has their mother who happens to be named Jenova which means something bad is going to happen.

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings

In a sequel to Final Fantasy XII you again take the role of Vann a year after XII after he has become a Sky Pirate and got his own airship joined by his friend Penelo they go on a journey for treasure.

Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII

In this second sequel to Final Fantasy VII set three years after the original game and one year after Advent Children you take on the role of Vincent Valentine as you aid the World Regenesis Organization to undo the doing of the Shinra Electric Power Company but a group call Deepground want to wake Omega Weapon from it's slumber before it's time.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII

In the first prequel to Final Fantasy VII we get to find out what happen several years earlier to Final Fantasy VII as you take on the role of Zack Fair as a second class SOLIDER as you play through the parts of his and Cloud's past including the famous Nibelhiem part.

Kingdom Hearts

In this action RPG you play as Sora who is keen to leave his home of Destiny Islands to see if there are any other worlds out there but he ends up being the owner of a Keyblade and landing in a different world with his friends no where in sight he has to search for them while being attacked by shadows known as the Heartless but Sora soon teams with Donald Duck and Goofy to search for Sora's friends Kairi and Riku and the King Mickey Mouse.

Kingdom Hearts II

Sora has been placed into a slumber but soon wakes up, he then continues his search for his friends who had to leave him when he found them last time. Donald and Goofy are still looking for Micky so decide to join him they soon find him and he explains what's going on and that Sora, Donald and Goofy have to team up again to stop it.

Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King

The first Dragon Quest game on PS2 and the first to be released in Europe. Dragon Quest VIII begins when the evil jester Dhoulmagus steals a magical scepter from Trodain Castle. With this powerful scepter, he transforms the inhabitants of Trodain into thorny plants, as well as changing the king into a toad-like monster and the princess into a horse. The hero (you), a young Trodain guardsman, is the only resident to remain uncursed. Accompanying the cursed king and princess, he hunts Dhoulmagus, in hopes of restoring Trodain to its former glory.