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Square-Enix has gone savings-daft this week, with a spring sale that lasts from today, right up to March 27. Tomb Raider, Hitman: Absolution, the original Thief and Final Fantasy 7 HD are all included int he savings.

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If you’ve yet to pick up Sleeping Dogs or Hitman: Absolution, you an get both for 75% off through Square’s online store. There are other titles on sale as well, for instance, Final Fantasy 7 can be picked up for 50% off. More savings through the link. Hurry: the sale ends on February 6 and is for the European region only from what we can tell. We didn’t see any mark-downs on the North American end at any rate.

Rejoice, fellow antipodean members of the master race. You can now purchase and play the re-release of 1997 RPG, Final Fantasy 7, on your tremendously overpowered PC. We’re still not sure why the re-port took so long to turn up Down Under, but here it is. It’ll set you back $12 during the launch window and $16 if you dwadle, and comes with achievements, cloud saves (ha ha) and a stat boosting shortcut.

LittleBigPlanet 2 player Jamie Colliver has spent the last six months developing the whole of Final Fantasy 7s story in the game. File this one under ‘awesome’.

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Final Fantasy 7′s PC re-release hasn’t been exactly smooth. Square Enix has acknowledged a handful of issues and promised to address them as soon as possible.

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Pat and Brenna have a quick chat about the overnight headlines. There’s no “new Xbox,” you know. Listen to the audio below.

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Final Fantasy VII will be free for those who purchased it on PC over the weekend, and the price of the game will be refunded, according to a statement from Square Enix.

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Final Fantasy 7 launched on PC at the weekend in the US, but fans who downloaded the game found it wouldn’t work. A Square-Enix source has allegedly clarified the issue.

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Leaked online, the Square-Enix title line-up for Gamescom will include the first showing of Final Fantasy 7 PC, and more from both Tomb Raider and Hitman: Absolution, among others.

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