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Earlier this month, ESRB ratings for the Final Fantasy I-VI Pixel Remasters appeared online. Today, December 18, marks the 35th Anniversary of the series, and Square Enix have now officially announced that the games will be launching physically and digitally on Nintendo’s console in Spring 2023. Digitally the games will be available to purchase separately or in a bundle, and standard and collector’s editions of the games will be available to purchase physically from the Square Enix Store.

Here’s some more information about the games, courtesy of Square Enix:

Square Enix Winter 2022 Switch eShop sale Actraiser Renaissance DioField Chronicle Voice of Cards

Square Enix started up a new Winter 2022 Switch eShop sale this week, and it features the lowest prices ever for Actraiser Renaissance, The DioField Chronicle, a couple of Voice of Cards games, and more. Fans can also save on popular franchises like Dragon Quest, Final Fantasy, and Kingdom Hearts (via the cloud).

The full lineup of deals is as follows:

dragon quest treasures blowhard beverage

Dragon Quest Treasures has a variety of different food items which can be purchased from shops and prepared at the Canteen facility by Erik or Mia, including the Blowhard Beverage. In this guide we’ll tell you how to acquire it and its ingredients.

Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion gameplay

We have a good look at the Switch version of Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion with nearly an hour of gameplay. After the original title came to the PSP over 15 years ago, Square Enix brought an updated version to Nintendo’s console and other platforms this week.

Here’s an official overview with more information:

Octopath Traveler II Throne Anguis and Temenos Mistral

Square Enix shared the latest details about Octopath Traveler II today, covering Throne Anguis (thief), Temenos Mistral (cleric), secondary jobs, and support skills. We also have the latest set of screenshots.

Here’s the full rundown, courtesy of Square Enix:

Square Enix have released a new trailer for Octopath Traveler II, highlighting two of the game’s eight protagonists: Throné, the Thief, and Temenos, the Cleric. The trailer also gives players an extensive look at the updates made to the job system that was present in the previous game, as well as the new guilds.

Check out the new trailer and catch up on the game with the overview below:

Dragon Quest Monsters new game

Dragon Quest Treasures producer Taichi Inuzuka spoke to Japanese magazine Famitsu in this week’s issue about the origins of the game as well as the future of the Dragon Quest Monsters series.

Inuzuka described the new title as a “reboot” of sorts after feeling that Square Enix “put in everything we could think of” for Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker 3 Professional. The team became interested in the concept of using an open-world and went from there. Some fans will be happy to hear assurance from Inuzuka that Dragon Quest Treasures doesn’t mean the Dragon Quest Monsters series is over.

Dragon Quest Treasures gameplay

New gameplay has emerged for the final version of Dragon Quest Treasures on Switch. Nearly an hour of footage shows the prologue, arrival on the island, looking for treasure, and more.

Below is an overview of Dragon Quest Treasures, courtesy of Square Enix:

Dragon Quest Treasures trailer

We have a final trailer for Dragon Quest Treasures tying in with the game’s launch today. This should be Square Enix’s last video for the Switch game.

Further information about Dragon Quest Treasures can be found in the following overview:

Dragon Quest Treasures overview

Tying in with the imminent arrival of Dragon Quest Treasures, Square Enix has provided a lengthy gameplay overview trailer. The video clocks in at 14 minutes.

Those that need a refresher on the Switch title can read the following overview:


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