Square Enix is promoting the port with a crossover in another iOS title, Guardian Cross. Starting on March 26, players will be able to hunt Guardians from Final Fantasy V.

Instead of giving Final Fantasy V a full 3D remake, Square Enix is porting the Game Boy Advance version to iOS and Android. Final Fantasy V Advance added new bosses like Enuo and four job classes: Necromancer, Cannoneer, Oracle, and Gladiator.

Final Fantasy V is headed to smartphones later this month.

Namco Bandai made a scaled down a Dragon Ball fighting game for smartphones. Dragon Ball: Tap Battle lets players do techniques like Final Flash with ease.

Following in the footsteps of Persona 3 Social and Persona 4: The Card Battle, Index announced a social game based on Devil Survivor 2.

HyperDevbox worked with Idea Factory and turned the PSP game Spectral Souls into a smartphone title. They used the same porting prowess to bring the tactical RPG Blazing Souls Accelate to iPhone and Android.

The match three puzzle game meets Pokémon made a fortune for GungHo Online Entertainment which now owns Gravity Games, Game Arts, Acquire, and Grasshopper Manufacture.

The iPhone version of Gero Blaster is tentatively slated for release in May 2013, but Amaya says that this release window is a “maybe” for now.

Daisuke Amaya, the creator of Cave Story, has been working on a side scrolling game where you play as a pixilated frog who shoots through levels after his cat girlfriend is captured by aliens.

Danmaku Unlimited 2 is like a bullet hell love letter from Canada. This indie developed shooter has the spirit of a new Japanese arcade shooter, but on your phone like Cave’s arcade ports.

The concept behind Sega’s Demon Drive is to transform and fight as a demons in competitive 3v3 battles.

SNK Playmore brought Metal Slug 2 to iPhone and Android last month. Now we’re getting Metal Slug X, a remix of Metal Slug 2, on both smartphones.

Liberation Maiden, one of the games from Level 5’s Guild 01 project for the Nintendo 3DS, is now available on iOS devices.

Capcom USA Senior VP, Christian Svensson, says he’s interested in the idea of an Ace Attorney collection for the 3DS, but that there’s no news to announce yet.