FinalFantasy-XIII.net: The scans contain a lot of new images such as Sera from Final Fantasy XIII being attacked by a flying monster, Final Fantasy Agito XIII screenshots showing the battle system very clearly and some extra shots of the Party Scene from Versus. You really do need to see these.
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Yesterday we posted some scans from the latest edition of V-Jump Magazine, but they weren't complete and only showcased some of the information. Today we can bring you the full-sized scans which show much more detail.

The main finding is that while last week Mr. 33cm was confirmed was Snow, now he's been given a surname and is called Snow Villiers, which makes the name sound a little bit more respectable.
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Some new scans have been posted on the internet from the current issue of V-Jump Magazine in Japan which show off Final Fantasy XIII, Final Fantasy Versus XIII and Final Fantasy Agito XIII.

The screens are all supposed to be from the DKS3713 event, as well as this year's TGS and they show off a range of things from characters to real-time footage (Agito).
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You may recall back in January when we told you about Square Enix's plans to re-release the first two installments of its increasingly inaccurately-titled Final Fantasy series for the PSP. These are, of course, the centerpieces of the company's 20th anniversary celebration of the first game's 1987 release. Although you generally can't go wrong with early Final Fantasy, we'll confess that we'd have been perfectly content with some delicious cake or even a birthday card with a five dollar bill ...
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Three Final Fantasy games are in the works for PSP, with Square Enix bringing Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition, Final Fantasy II Anniversary Edition, and enhanced remake Final Fantasy Tactics: The Lion War to Sony's gleaming handheld. The two Anniversary Edition titles will be remakes of the original Final Fantasy adventures, with the first game's Anniversary Edition including the new dungeon featured in the recent GBA release. Both will still be in 2D, but enhanced for PSP's high-contrast ...
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With the much anticipated release of the PSP go, many can't wait to get it on with the Powerful Bite Size Portable. However, the PSP go provides some restrictions for developers that may hinder the release of some of your most sought after PSP games.
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411mania talks about this week's game releases. Highlights include Dissidia: Final Fantasy, Mana Khemia 2: Fall of Alchemy, Metroid Prime Trilogy, Cursed Mountain, and Harvest Moon: Magical Melody.
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Dissidia Final Fantasy details have once again been spotted and this time, they're coming from Japanese game magazine Famitsu. the game's producer Tetsuya Nomura, director Takeshi Arakawa, and planning director Mitsunori Takahashi all sat down with the publication and answered a few questions.

First on the agenda was the question of why the game is taking so long to finish. The devs answered that the team doing it is pretty young and adjusting was one of the most time-consuming parts of development. As for how far along into completion the team has gone, they said they're at about 50 percent and that character models are almost completely sealed.

Plenty more at the source!
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You may recall back in January when we told you about Square Enix's plans to re-release the first two installments of its increasingly inaccurately-titled Final Fantasy series for the PSP. These are, of course, the centerpieces of the company's 20th anniversary celebration of the first game's 1987 release. Although you generally can't go wrong with early Final Fantasy, we'll confess that we'd have been perfectly content with some delicious cake or even a birthday card with a five dollar bill ...
» Read More

Three Final Fantasy games are in the works for PSP, with Square Enix bringing Final Fantasy Anniversary Edition, Final Fantasy II Anniversary Edition, and enhanced remake Final Fantasy Tactics: The Lion War to Sony's gleaming handheld. The two Anniversary Edition titles will be remakes of the original Final Fantasy adventures, with the first game's Anniversary Edition including the new dungeon featured in the recent GBA release. Both will still be in 2D, but enhanced for PSP's high-contrast ...
» Read More