Square Enix has announced that the preorder bonus for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy in North America consists of a gripped stylus and a set of 17 stickers which feature various Final Fantasy characters that can be used to customize the stylus. The game itself will launch in North America on July 3rd.
Square Enix has announced that Theatrhythm Final Fantasy and Heroes of Ruin will be playable at PAX East in Boston, Massachusetts. Those who try out Heroes of Ruin will also be able to enter a raffle to win a 3DS. If you’re planning on going to PAX East, you might want to check out the Square Enix booth. You can check after the break for the full press release.
Square Enix has updated the official site for Kingdom Hearts 3D and there’s plenty to check out including screenshots from the Tron Legacy world, character art, and a new wallpaper for you to download. You can click here to check it out.
Square Enix has opened the official site for Dragon Quest Monsters Terry’s Wonderland 3D. The website has revealed that using Scout Attacks and special items will cause your Scout Gauge to increase. The higher your Scout Gauge is, the more likely it will be that a monster will join your party. You’ll be able to keep up to four monsters in your party at once depending on the size of the monsters you choose.
You can click here to check out the site for yourself.
Kingdom Hearts 3D is set to be released in Japan on March 29th and, in addition to the stand-alone game, and the special 3DS design, there is also a 10th Anniversary Box which Square Enix has revealed to include:
All of this will retail for 15,000 Yen, which is roughly equivalent to $193.
[Thanks to @luismacintosh for sending this in.]
Square Enix has trademarked the name Final Fantasy Dimensions in the United States and Europe. They’ve also registered the domain name. As such, it appears that a new Final Fantasy game is being worked on. But the Dimensions sub-title is leading people to believe it’s for the 3DS, which sounds like a fair conclusion.
The big question at this point though is, what’s the actual game going to be like?
Square Enix has confirmed that Bravely Default: Flying Fairy will be getting a new augmented reality app and a demo in Japan that will be coming this Spring. But if you can’t wait that long for content, you can check after the break for the gorgeous trailer from yesterday’s Nintendo Direct presentation.