Konami’s 7 million-strong smartphone social game, Dragon Collection, is so popular, it’s getting a spin-off title.

“The theme was ‘what if we created a new Final Fantasy game on a SNES.’ The origin of the story is ‘Light and Darkness,’ which is also a part of the (Japanese) subtitle.”

Square Enix and DeNA’s social game Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade has a plethora of classes. The basic classes are straight from the original Final Fantasy – fighter, monk, thief, white mage, black mage, and red mage.

Asura Cross has a versus mode that supports WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, but I think it’s most interesting feature is you can choose how the story unfolds similar to a visual novel.

Namco Bandai made a strategy RPG spinoff for the Tales series which features characters from a bunch of different titles.

Final Fantasy Artniks gets updates with quests to defeat infamous enemies like Kefka from Final Fantasy VI and more recently Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII.

The apocalypse is coming!!!

Tecmo Koei is spinning off their most popular series into a social game. Dynasty Warriors Slash lets players create their own warlord and cut through armies by tapping their smartphone.

Snake Eater 3D isn’t the only Metal Gear game that Hexadrive have been involved with.

Kemco’s latest RPG, Alphadia 2, is available on iOS and Android devices, and picks up 200 years after the first game.

Necky the Fox often appears on the cover of Famitsu and occasionally the magazine’s mascot dabbles in cosplay. Last week, we saw him in a picture with Cloud and other Final Fantasy characters.

Did you know Index Corporation made a Persona 4 social game with Japan’s social game giant GREE? Persona 4: The Card Battle came out on September 24.

Kemco, the company behind the Sword of Hope series and new 16-bit RPGs like Fantasy Chronicle, made Surface of the Sea which they call an ocean life simulation game.

Did you know Famitsu has a magazine just for GREE games?