The Jihl Nabaat coliseum battle is due out next week, and we have a few screenshots.

New Final Fantasy XIII-2 DLC in May will focus on Lightning’s fight against Caius.

Square also released Serah’s Genji Bow and Noel’s Muramasa weapons as DLC in Japan today.

Square Enix plans on adding two guest monsters from Final Fantasy VI.

Sazh is a Synergist in Final Fantasy XIII-2 and will take up the monster slot if you add him to your party.

Square Enix will add cameos from other Final Fantasy games like Gilgamesh from Final Fantasy V to fight.

Right now, you can get Final Fantasy XIII-2 for $44.99, a 25% discount off the regular retail price. It’s one of the lightning deals in Amazon’s Gold Box.

Watch Sazh play Chrono Bind in the “Sazh: Heads or Tails” DLC episode for Final Fantasy XIII-2.

The long awaited next entry in the Chrono series may not be Chrono Break, but instead Chrono Bind. [Update: Unfortunately, Chrono Bind has nothing to do with the Chrono series at all.]

The game came out on January 31 and was rated for ages 15 and up. Next week, a new downloadable scenario starring Sazh will be released worldwide, but you have to be 18 or up to play it in Korea.

Atlas from Final Fantasy XIII-2 appears as a guest boss in Square Enix’s social game Final Fantasy Brigade.

Next week, we’ll see what happened to Sazh Katzroy after the events in Final Fantasy XIII. Square Enix created a new storyline for him called “Heads or Tails?” where Sazh heads to Serendipity in search of his son, Dajh.

Square Enix has another cross game collaboration. In addition to working with the Assassin’s Creed series, Final Fantasy XIII-2 will have a Mass Effect costume.

Since Lightning and Amodar aren’t auto-drops in the DLC colisseum battle, you’ve got to know how to take them down quickly and efficiently.