Square Enix announced the next round of Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy DLC for Japan, and there’s a song from Final Fantasy Versus XIII on there.

The Final Fantasy rhythm game is headed out of Japan.

Square Enix also has Final Fantasy V’s final battle theme and “The Dalmasca Eastersand” from Final Fantasy XII available as Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy DLC.

It’s the night of the treasure in the grand line.

Users will be able to purchase songs from Final Fantasy, III, XIII, and the PSP spinoff Final Fantasy Type-0. Japan’s Nintendo channel is helping promote the extra tunes with the trailer above.

“What Becomes of Us” will be available on March 8 along with “The Archylte Steppe” from Final Fantasy XIII and Final Fantasy III battle music.

Harvest Moon: The Land of Origin and Tales of the Heroes: Twin Brave were the stars of last week’s releases in Japan.

New LovePlus, too, seems to have done fairly well, in terms of how much of its shipment it sold through.

New LovePlus and Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy captured the hearts of fans last week in Japan.

“Rune Factory 4, for which pre-orders started yesterday, has made a big breakthrough,” says Japanese retail blog, Sinobi.

Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy might be a big hit for Square Enix. GetNews reports the Nintendo 3DS game flew off store shelves and sold out as soon as shops opened.

Cloud can wander in Cosmo Canyon if you purchase one of the downloadable Theatrhythm Final Fantasy songs. Square Enix is preparing eight tracks as launch day DLC and the Cosmo Canyon theme from Final Fantasy VII is one of them.

Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy won’t cover the entire Final Fantasy music library, but it’ll have a ton of songs.

Since game consoles weren’t allowed in his house, Hazama played video games when he went to a friend’s house. When he was living on his own, Hazama saved up money to buy a Super Famicom and Final Fantasy VI.