According to the red kiosk called “Loppi” located in a Japanese convenience store Lawson, preorders of Final Fantasy XIII will begin this September 9, 2009.

Loppi is a ticket selling machine which allows customers to go shopping and even pre-order video games and consoles.

If you look at the screen, you can see that FFXIII is priced at 8,240 yen. And yes, Square Enix has announced that the game will be out this Winter. At least there are signs of the game being made available soon ~_~.
Will pick up the Region 1 …

Final Fantasy XIII will be out this year in Japan, and hopefully the english release won’t be that far behind. Early 2010 please! >< I am already looking forward to the release(as I have no other games that I am looking forward for this year. -_-)

That’s Lieutenant Colonel Jihl Nabaat, Final Fantasy XIII’s icy queen commander of the Holy Army.

Looking forward to this game. Anyone else? =D. Looking at the various screens just ignited the gaming passion inside of me. In fact I’m off to play LBP now. LOL.
For more …

Found an interview of the current head of Square Enix in response to their recent take over of video game company Eidos (Tomb Rader).
“How will we be able to contribute to this second stage of growth in the game industry? This is expressed in our corporate philosophy statement:To spread happiness across the globe by providing unforgettable experiences.
Starting with games, all the contents we provide are the ingredients for our customers’ happiness. The key is a deep understanding of each and every one of our customers. And when it comes down …

Was reading video game news this morning and I came across something depressing over at Kotaku. Apparently a fanmade Chrono Trigger Project had been in the work for the last five years, and right before they were about to release it Square Enix started giving them legal threats.

 Above is a preview of the fan sequal.I’m all for being legally legit… But for Square Enix to stay silent for 5 years and then clamp down on them is really a shame after all that work they must have put into it. …