Last night, the Final Fantasy X/X-2 has made a silent appearance on Steam's store page.


The release date is set to May 12th, 2016, but the price has yet to be announced.

This release futures audio in English and Japanese. Subtitles are available for numerous other languages. Characters, monsters and environments have been fine-tuned to HD detail and the BGM has been remastered. The Dark Aeons from the International edition of the game are also present. Other features include Steam achievements, auto-save and game boosters like a high-speed mode or no-encounter mode.

With the Steam release of Final Fantasy X/X-2 the only three main-line Final Fantasy games that have yet to hit the platform are Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy II and Final Fantasy XII. It should be only a matter of time until we see those on the PC, as well.

Update: The game does not feature dual audio. The information on Steam's store page is misleading.

Update 2: The official trailer is out now.

The trailer for Final Fantasy XIV's Patch 3.2 - The Gears of Change was revealed earlier today.


The patch will feature:

• New Main Scenario Quests
• Two New Dungeons
• The Antitower
• The Lost City of Amdapor (Hard)
• Alexander: Midas
• Alexander: Midas (Savage)
• New Primal Fight - Sephirot, The Fiend
• Containment Bay S1T7
• Containment Bay S1T7 (Extreme)
• New PvP Mode: The Feast
• New Beast Tribe Quests
• Orcherstration - A jubebox for the Free Company house
• New Hairstyles
• The return of our beloved agent of inquiry, inspector extraordinaire

The patch is slated for February, 23^rd.

Some new footage of FFXV was shown during The Full Active Report January 2016, it shows of awesome over the top battle gameplay and near the ending a boss fight with a nice teaser. I would say enjoy:

Today Square Enix announced the PC and Smartphone release of Final Fantasy IX, a game which was originally launched in 2000 for the PlayStation. The release is scheduled for 2016 in Japan. No information on a Western release exists, but it's safe to assume one will eventually follow considering Final Fantasy IX is the only "numbered" Final Fantasy from the PlayStation era that has yet to see a port to the PC and phones.

The trailer shows improved graphics. Kotaku reports that the new version of Final Fantasy IX will also feature achievements, auto-save, a high-speed mode and other game-boosting features.

More information about this release can be found on Square Enix's official website.

Final Fantasy XIV's producer Naoki Yoshida and his team have finally revealed the trailer for Final Fantasy XIV's next patch, Patch 3.1 - As Goes Light, So Goes Darkness.


The patch will feature:

• New Main Scenario Quests
• Two New Dungeons
• Saint Mocianne's Arboretum
• Pharos Sirius (Hard)
• 24-Man Raid: The Void Ark
• The Minstrel's Ballad: Thordan's Reign
• Exploratory Airship Missions
• New Gold Saucer Mini-Game: Lord of Verminion
• New Beast Tribe Quests
• New Hairstyles

Detailed patch notes will be revealed when the patch is released on November 10th.