Say bye-bye to Wutai, Figaro, and Cornelia. Hello to New Worlds 1-10.

Slated for release at the end of this month, Final Fantasy XIV version 1.21 will add seven classic Final Fantasy jobs to the online game.

Producer, Naoki Yoshida, briefly touches upon some of the developments coming to the game.

Good King Moggle Mog XII and his loyal moogle warriors are looking to fight Final Fantasy XIV players level 50 or higher.

Beginning January 6, 2012 the PC game will cost $9.99 a month for a 30 day subscription. That’s a discounted $6.99 monthly service fee plus a $3.00 character fee.

As reported earlier this week, the upcoming patch 1.20 for Final Fantasy XIV will add a Dark Moogle quest to the game. While details on…

Producer, Naoki Yoshida, says that you won’t need to pay until patch 1.20 has been out for a while.

“When we announced Final Fantasy XIV version 2.0, you may have noticed the crystal tower,” Yoshida says.

Producer, Naoki Yoshida, says that the Final Fantasy XIV reboot won’t lead to it being a completely different game.

You’ll be able to try out Final Fantasy XIV Version 2.0 sometime after the MMO undergoes its full reboot next year.

Final Fantasy XIV already has chocobos for players to ride and the next mount may be Magitek armor – you know, the snazzy mecha Terra rides in Final Fantasy VI.

Final Fantasy XIV Version 2.0 is moving into development. Naoki Yoshida, the game’s new director and producer, laid out an ambitious road map that includes pets, targeting specific limbs during combat, and Miqo’te males and Roegadyn females.

Final Fantasy XIV 2.0 will begin with a geological anomaly that shakes up the earth and changes the map. That story bit will allow the team to redesign maps.

Square Enix have published a list of features they intend to include in patch 1.19a for Final Fantasy XIV.