Tag Archives: Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy

Does buying content digitally give us a skewed perspective of worth? VG247′s Dave Cook takes a look at the dangers of flash sales, in-app purchases and more.

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Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy has received a new teaser site from developer Square-Enix. It’s an animated version of the game’s interface and offers little more in the way of information. Check it out and start theorising below.

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Nintendo’s 3DS eShop update has been unveiled for this week, bringing with it Dot Runner: Complete Edition (INTENSE), Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy DLC and much more. Check out the full list below.

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Nintendo has added more new games and DLC to the 3DS eShop and other channels, including the Wii release of SNK’s Real Bout: Fatal Fury, along with another weekly dose of Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy DLC.

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Nintendo 3DS eShop is getting another dose of Kirby this week, as well as additional Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy DLC. Check out the full store update here.

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Nintendo has updated its US eShop and DSiWare offerings for the week, and starting at midnight on August 19, you can purchase and download New Super Mario Bros. 2 directly through the eShop. There’s more though, and it’s all posted below.

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Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy is getting another sizeable wedge of downloadable songs on the 3DS in August. Square-Enix has just revealed its DLC schedule.

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3DS eShop gets a stack of new content today, including colourful iOS platformer Toki Tori and more Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy music to keep your ears happy. Details and prices after the break.

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Planet Crashers will release via the 3DS eShop on July 26 for £9.99, just in time for the 3DS Xl on July 28 in Europe.

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The latest batch of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy DLC includes a new track from Final Fantasy Versus XIII, a game that may eventually release if you clap your hands and say “I do believe in fairies” often enough.

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Cultural perceptions of different art styles are something Square Enix takes seriously, according to Theatrhythm Final Fantasy producer Ichiro Hazama.

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Square Enix’s western prospects are the toast of the town at E3 2012, but the Japanese arm sent something, too. Something frankly adorable: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy.

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Square Enix has announced Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy will release in the UK on July 6 for 3DS. Those who pre-order the game at Amazon will get a themed stylus that will come with 17 stickers that feature some of the most popular Final Fantasy characters ever.

Nintendo announced many, many things during Nintendo Direct. Things such as: a release date for Rune Factory 4, daily DLC for Heroes of Ruin, and extra information on Mario Tennis Open. Below the break is a bullet list of some of the announcements, and also be sure to keep refreshing the front page for the larger bits hitting the site.

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Square Enix has announced it’ll release Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance in July on 3DS. Theatrhythm arrives first on July 3, followed by Kingdom Hearts on July 31. The publisher is yet to announce EU dates, but has confirmed both games for release here.

Japanese Final Fantasy fans will finally be able to get their hands on at least a little piece of Final Fantasy Versus XIII after six years of waiting – in the form of a downloadable piece of music for rhythm title Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy.

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Square Enix has announced it’s plans for PAX East.

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Square Enix has announced the second batch of DLC for Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy, including music from Final Fantasy Type-0.

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3DS’s Theatrhythm Final Fantasy’s 70,000 sales in the game’s first week on sale in Japan may seem low for a Final Fantasy game, but Dengeki’s reporting the figure is 90% sell-through.

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Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy, the debut title from producer Ichiro Hazama, was originally designed for release on DS but due to hardware limitations, the game’s production was held back. Speaking in the the latest edition of Iwata Asks, Hazama said the idea for the title came after he finished work on the Final Fantasy movie Advent Children, and with the release of 3DS, a handheld with the storage capacity and power was finally available to bring his ideas to fruition. Thus he went to Indies Zero to finalize his plans for the game, and after getting the all-clear from Tetsuya Nomura, work on the game started that very day. In order to get fans involved, Hazama said Square sent out fan surveys sent, and the 70 songs contained in the game are a direct result of said surveys. The more you know, etcetera. The rhythm-action game, which contains four-player co-op, will land on 3DS February 16. A western release has yet to be confirmed.