We wrap up by touching upon Georgia’s future plans and breaking into voiceover work.

Square Enix is glowing all sorts of colors, just like Squall does when he casts Aura, when it comes to Final Fantasy XIII’s sales in North America.

First announced for mobile phones, Final Fantasy Agito XIII changed platforms to PSP. We saw some trailers, but haven’t heard much about the Peristerium School of Magic or its sword carrying students.

Well, most of them. When we spoke with Motomu Toriyama, Director of Final Fantasy XIII, we brought your questions. In this interview we discuss Japanese voiceovers, the cut content, and lessons learned post development.

Tetsuya Nomura makes a positive comment about a Dissidia: Final Fantasy sequel over Twitter.

Over Twitter, Final Fantasy Versus XIII producer Tetsuya Nomura gave a small status update about the next HD entry in the Fabula Nova Crystallis project.

Final Fantasy XIII? There’s an app for that, but it’s not a port or even a game.

What’s next for the Final Fantasy series? Final Fantasy XIV, of course. But when it comes to the distant future Motomu Toriyama, Director of Final Fantasy XIII, shared his thoughts about the franchise.

You’ve played Final Fantasy XIII, read reviews, maybe even user reviews from Amazon Japan. Before those came out, Square Enix had focus groups rate Final Fantasy XIII’s story, characters, and game balance. This is what they thought.

What did Japanese gamers think of Square Enix’s controversial “RPG”?

Square Enix announced 5 million copies of Final Fantasy XIII have shipped worldwide.

Yoichi Wada, President of Square Enix, explains why they brought Final Fantasy XIII to the Xbox 360.