Square Enix and Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong hosted a Final Fantasy 25th anniversary event at Asia Game Show.

Square Enix might be working on a new game called Soul Suspect or maybe Murdered: Soul Suspect.

Happy 25th birthday, Final Fantasy! We were curious about the flow of Final Fantasy games and put together a chart showing all of the major titles releases and ports Square Enix made with the “Final Fantasy” name on them.

Square Enix Japan is celebrating 25 years of Final Fantasy with discounts on classic Final Fantasy games. You can pick up the original Final Fantasy and a handful of Chocobo games for 300 yen ($3.50) a piece.

Because they’re cheap to develop and more consistently profitable than console games, says Square Enix president, Yoichi Wada.

Various worlds are connected through the Mana Tree. The Mana Tree is said to be the source for all of the mana in the world, but now it’s being threatened in Circle of Mana.

“The unsuccessful launch of FFXIV caused a negative chain of events in other areas across the businesses,” said Square Enix CEO Yoichi Wada.

Sample the songs in the Final Fantasy Tribute ~Thanks~ 25th anniversary album.

Trademark for “Star Galaxy” may have spoiled Square Enix’s latest countdown site.

For Final Fantasy’s 25th anniversary, Square Enix is releasing three Memorial Ultimania books that chronicle the entire series from the Warrior or Light to Eorzea.

The Luminous Engine allows developers to change attributes like beard length and the number of flies, well, on the fly. You can also play with lightning effects as seen in the movie.

The Orchestral Album has 23 tracks including “Eyes on Me” from Final Fantasy VIII with Jpop singer Crystal Kay

Jpop artist Crystal Kay will sing Eyes on Me for the Final Fantasy Orchestra Album instead of Faye Wong who was the original singer of the Final Fantasy VIII theme song.

For Final Fantasy’s 25th birthday, Square Enix asked pixel artist Kasuko Shibuya to make sprites for Cloud, Lightning, Gilgamesh, and other characters chosen by fans.