Final Fantasy III Touches iPad This Week

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Square Enix released Final Fantasy III for the iPhone and iPod Touch last month. While you can play that version of the game on the iPad, there’s a separate iPad-tuned release coming this week as well.

 

On April 21st, Square will release an iPad version of Final Fantasy III, but they haven’t said how much it will cost just yet. For reference, Chaos Rings on the iPhone costs $12.99, while the iPad version costs $15.99. Final Fantasy III on the iPhone costs $15.99 already, so there’s a possibility that the iPad version will cost more.

 

Meanwhile, there’s still the matter of Square’s mysterious game book


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