Nintendo Power's May issue includes the release date of Final Fantasy IV: According to the magazine the game is scheduled for release in North America sometime in July. No specific date has been given as of yet.
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DS Fanboy: "The cover story on this month's Nintendo Power magazine is something that should sell a few copies, and set a few DS owners' hearts ablaze: Final Fantasy IV. The ten-page feature doesn't actually confirm that FFIV is being released in North America (never mind an actual release date), but ... the game is on the cover of Nintendo Power. Oh, and all the screenshots are in English."
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The numbers in square brackets are shipments. All numbers are estimates:

¿ Final Fantasy IV (DS): 180,000 [400,000]
¿ Naruto: Shippuuden N-Ultimate Accelerator 2 (PS2): 45,000
¿ Card Hero DS (DS): 30,000k [50,000~60,000]
¿ Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Matsuri: Kakera Asobi (PS2): 23,000
¿ Dora Base (DS): about 20,000 [40,000]
¿ Powerful Pro Baseball 14 Final Edition (PS2): 17,000
¿ Time Crisis 4 (PS3): 10,000
¿ Myself; Yourself (PS2): 6,000 [10,000]
¿ Hajime no Ippo (PSP): 6,000
¿ The Prince of Tennis (DS): 6,000
¿ Patapon (PSP): 5,000
¿ Powerful Baseball Final Edition (Wii): 4,000
¿ Survival Kids (DS): 3,000
¿ Medal of Honour: Airborne (PS3): 2,500
¿ The Legend of Heroes: Sora no Kiseki Complete Edition (PSP): 1,000 [3,000]

Source: Sinobi
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Dec 14, 2007 Square Enix has officially revealed a sequel to Super NES classic Final Fantasy IV... but it's for mobile phones. Pitch forks at the ready. Final Fantasy IV The After - Return to the Moon will release on Japanese FOMA 903i model mobile phones in February, with support for other mobiles coming later. According to the latest issue of Famitsu, the game has you playing as Theodore, a young boy who is descended from the SNES original's hero Cecil, though Final Fantasy fans are ... » Read More

Dec 5, 2007 A brand new trailer from Square Enix's remake of Final Fantasy IV for DS has had series fans going nuts - and having watched it, we can understand why… how the hell is Square Enix managing all that on the itty-bitty DS? Final Fantasy IV's no stranger to handheld having previously been ported to GBA, but this new iteration sports 3D visuals and voice acting. New content is expected, too. The trailer includes in-game footage, and you can watch it now, on the company's ... » Read More

Matrix Software is adding a nifty addition to Final Fantasy IV DS to make ensure you can hear the new Theme of Love song without having to lug around a MP3 player. In jukebox mode Edward plays your favorite Final Fantasy IV tunes. After you select a song you can clamshell your DS and listen to the songs as if it they were part of your personal soundtrack.
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A big 3D facelift isn't the only update Final Fantasy IV is receiving in its trip to the DS. Square Enix is also adding voice acting to better tell one of the series' classic story lines. Today, the company announced the Japanese voice actor cast.
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Square Enix's Tokyo Game Show lineup, announced today in Tokyo, is full of surprises, both good and bad. It turns out, for instance, that Dragon Quest IX will be shown, although in video form only. Also surprising is the video-only showing of The Last Remnant. That game appeared to be far enough along at the Square Enix Party earlier this year that IGN was expecting a playable debut.
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As Final Fantasy fans can tell you, Square Enix knows a thing or two about how to put together awesome CGI movies, and that's exactly what they've done for Final Fantasy IV on DS. FFIV is being re-released AGAIN (after having been ported to GBA) as part of Square's Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary celebration. This time the game will sport new 3D visuals put together by Matrix Software, who also handled the 3D DS conversion of FF III. New content is also expected. The new trailer can be found ... » Read More

According to the official FFIV, the remake of the series will be going to the Nintendo Dual System. No further Details available at this time.
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