Good news for all you retro Final Fantasy fans, as Final Fantasy IV is now available on the European Virtual Console, the Nintendo Wii's equivalent to the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Store.
It's available for 900 Wii Points and allows you to jump right back into the adventures of Cecil the dark knight, as he looks to fight off hordes of evil, and also himself.
It was the first title to appear on the SNES, and when it was released in North America it was dubbed Final Fantasy II. Europeans never even saw the game until it was more recently re-released by Square Enix. So if you missed that, then you should definitely check it out on Virtual Console.
Crystal Defenders R2 launches today in Europe, after a relatively successful launch in North America a few days previously. The game is now available worldwide for download via Nintendo's WiiWare service, on the Nintendo Wii.
Featuring a list of jobs and locations from Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift, Crystal Defenders R2 requires a lot more strategy, as players need to defend their crystals from the oncoming horde of enemies.
The game is set to feature a worldwide ranking system, so you can see how you're performing against your friends, as well as a host of other features which Square Enix claimed will only increase the excitement and replayability.
After what some people might consider a long wait, new gameplay footage for Square Enix's upcoming WiiWare game, Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, has been released.
It offers some impressive FMV graphics, and some lovely sounding music. The graphics look as expected, 16-bit.
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