Until tomorrow (February 8th), certain PSP and PSOne Final Fantasy games on the European PlayStation Store have been discounted by 50%.

Square Enix are holding a “Winter of RPGs” campaign on the PlayStation Network.

This week, Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VI are making their way to the U.S. PlayStation Store. [Update: No, they aren't.]

Square Enix are releasing an analog record containing music from various Final Fantasy games.

Final Fantasy VI — under its original localized title, Final Fantasy III — is finally up this week on the Wii Virtual Console in the U.S.

The ESRB just rated Final Fantasy VI for PSP and PlayStation 3, which locks it for a release as a PsOne classic in North America.

Thanks to an ESRB leak, we know Final Fantasy VI is coming to Virtual Console under its original name in the States, Final Fantasy III.

Shinji Hashimoto tweeted the news and set April 20th as the release date. The news came with a few videos of Final Fantasy VI running on a PSP.

17 years later, the original Final Fantasy VI is finally being released in Europe on the Wii Virtual Console.

Square Enix has been re-releasing their collection of Final Fantasy games as Virtual Console downloads in Japan.

Back in April, Shinji Hashimoto tweeted about Final Fantasy V and Final Fantasy VI for the Nintendo DS. Neither game was officially announced, but Hashimoto said the titles had “technical problems”.

As a special treat for Siliconera readers, we contacted luminary scenario writer and game designer Soraya Saga about her past works.

This can safely be summarized by a hopeless, blood-curdling “NNNNNOOOOOOOO!!” However, for those that still desire the cold, harsh truth — read on.