'Final Fantasy' Characters Join 'Puzzle And Dragons' In November

“Puzzles and Dragons” is no stranger to crossovers, with characters from “Angry Birds,” “Clash of Clans” and DC Comics making various appearances in the game. The next crossover might be the biggest one however, as various characters from “Final Fantasy” are set to appear in the popular match-3 roleplaying game (RPG).

This is something that developer Gung-Ho has been working on, with collaboration from “Final Fantasy” publisher Square Enix. The crossover begins next week on Nov. 2 and ends on Nov. 15, so fans have two weeks to get their favorite “Final Fantasy” characters.

Numerous characters from the series will be available in the match-3 RPG, including fan favorites like Cloud Strife, Squall Leonheart, Tidus and much more. They will only be available during the event, so fans better save up their magic stones.

Interestingly enough, Touch Arcade has also confirmed a number of characters fans might not be familiar with. These include Ace from “Final Fantasy Type 0 HD,” Aemo from the Japan-only “Final Fantasy Dimensions: Crystals of Time and Space” and Wol from the Japan-only “Final Fantasy: Moebius.”

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It’s possible that Square Enix is using the mobile event to promote these lesser known characters and games. Whether this leads to Western releases for mobile games like “Final Fantasy: Moebius” remains to be seen.

Pocket Gamer stated that the heroes from “Final Fantasy” would be available through a special egg machine. If players want to encounter the villains of “Final Fantasy,” than they can explore the game’s new “Netherworld” dungeon, which will be available during the event.

The Netherworld dungeon will have five floors. Each floor will have seven battles each and range from intermediate to mythical difficulty. Fans of the game better train their characters for the dungeon, especially if they want to beat characters like Sephiroth, Gilgamesh and Chaos.

“Puzzles and Dragons” is currently available in the iTunes App Store, Google Play and the Amazon App Store, so fans have a week to get ready for the big “Final Fantasy” event. The game itself is a free download, with optional paid purchases for those who want the game’s best rewards right away.

Final Fantasy VII's Cloud is coming to Super Smash Bros.

The memory-deficient hero of Final Fantasy VII is the latest character to fight things inSuper Smash Bros. for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. Cloud Strife, Buster Sword and all, will join the game as a downloadable playable character along with a FFVII-themed Midgar stage. Even in a game where Dr. Mario regularly throws pills at one of the stars of Street Fighter, I'm still surprised by this.

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There are no pricing or release date details, but the Nintendo Direct video announcing the news also mentioned that a special Super Smash Bros.-related broadcast is coming next month.

Just a reminder, these are some of the people that Cloud will be beating up:

• Mario
• Luigi
• Mega Man
• Ryu
• Pac-Man
• Kirby
• Pikachu
• Sonic the Hedgehog
• Wii Fit Trainer
• Yoshi
• Jiggly Puff
• Duck Hunt

Final Fantasy 15 And Kingdom Hearts 3 Still Ranking In Top 10 of Famitsu’s Most Wanted List

While it doesn’t appear that Kingdom Hearts 3 and Final Fantasy 15 are going to be available anytime soon there is still quite a bit of interest in both among Famitsu users. The website put out yet another listing of the most anticipated games that are coming down the pike and both games are actually moving up a bit on the list since the last time it was published. This time the votes were cast between October 29 through November 4 and Final Fantasy 15 has actually registered as the second most wanted game on any platform.

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The only game that actually beat out the latest Final Fantasy game was Monster Hunter X for the 3DS. That shouldn’t come as even a little bit of a surprise, considering the games in this series have always been incredibly popular among Famitsu users. While Kingdom Hearts 3 wasn’t exactly as popular among the users as Final Fantasy 15, it did make the top 10 and actually moved up one spot from eighth to seventh.

Obviously, the games that are most anticipated among Famitsu users are not the same as ones that are the most anticipated around the world. This couldn’t be underlined better than the fact that Fallout 4, which most people would agree was one of the most anticipated games of the year, is ranked just 11th on this particular list. It seems as if there is going to be a bit more of a wait for Kingdom Hearts 3 and Final Fantasy 15 so there’s going to be even more anticipation.

What PlayStation 2 game do you want to play on PlayStation 4?

Well then, it looks like the PlayStation 4 can and will be playing PlayStation 2 games at some point in the future. It already supports a selection of Star Wars games that, I’m sorry to say, aren’t exactly the highlight of the PlayStation 2’s massive library.

That doesn’t mean there isn’t a wealth of PlayStation 2 games that can still be enjoyed today! The best selling console of all time hit the record books for a reason, and that’s because it was able to please a large variety of gamers with a healthy offering of genres.

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My guess is that Sony is going to be suffering through the same bureaucratic nightmare thatMicrosoft has with making Xbox 360 games backwards compatible on the Xbox One. The trademark of Twisted Metal: Black for the PlayStation 4 also leads me to believe that PS2 Classics on the PlayStation 3 won’t be simply transferable to a new console, much like theVirtual Console from the Wii to the Wii U. These are similarly going to trickle out over a long period of time, and who knows what the price tag will be?

But let’s think happy thoughts! What is the one game you want to play the most on the PlayStation 4 with its enhanced emulation? Let us know in the comments section below!

For me, it’s an easy choice. I have three PlayStation 2 games I’ve been meaning to go back and play, but their publishers have already given me reasons not to worry about two of them. Dark Cloud 2′s trademark was leaked alongside Twisted Metal: Black’s, and I don’t think we’ll have to wait too long to see that. And Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King will be released for the Nintendo 3DS, so that’s probably going to be the one I play since I can take it on the train.

That just leaves us with my one and final choice: Final Fantasy XII. It’s kind of simple as to why. This is the only Final Fantasy game that is not available through digital channels, and it’s the only Final Fantasy game that is stuck on its original console. To play it, you still need a disc and a working PlayStation 2, which is hard to find given exactly how fragile the console is.

Or, you can drop $500 on a backwards compatible 60GB PlayStation 3… no thanks.

Final Fantasy XII is one of the only Final Fantasy games I haven’t beaten, and the PlayStation 2’s weak sauce hardware is also notorious for limiting what its resources can put out. Those who have unofficially emulated it know that this game looks great in HD, and hopefully Sony’s official emulation can do it similar justice.

The only thing holding it back, really, is Square Enix’s tendency to ignore cheap classic re-releases, especially with Final Fantasy. Why charge $9.99 for a PS2 Classic when you can charge $39.99 for an HD remaster? Rumors have been circulating about an HD Final Fantasy XII for a while, but nothing has been confirmed. Either way, I think we’ll finally be seeing playable on modern consoles within the next year or two.

Just an added thought as well, but a Final Fantasy XII HD Remaster would probably also be playable on the PS Vita, which I think I would prefer.

Anime Expo to Host Vampire Hunter D/Final Fantasy Artist Yoshitaka Amano

Los Angeles anime convention Anime Expo announced on Monday that it will host artist Yoshitaka Amano at its 2016 convention.

Amano is most well known for his contributions to Vampire Hunter D and the Final Fantasy series, as well as his collaboration with English graphic novelist Neil Gaiman on Sandman: The Dream Hunters. He has been in the anime industry since he was 15, when he joined the veteran studioTatsunoko Production, and has contributed to many anime and video game projects.

Amano is the first guest Anime Expo has announced for 2016. The convention will be held next spring.

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Dissidia Final Fantasy Arcade Game Videos Highlight Shantotto

The official website of Square Enix's upcoming Dissidia Final Fantasy arcade game began streaming a new battle video on Sunday for Final Fantasy XI character Shantotto.

Video game news website Famitsu also began streaming a battle move video for Shantotto on Sunday.

The game will formally launch in Japanese arcades on November 26.

The arcade game will feature a 3 vs. 3 battle system. The game will also include a summons gauge that players can use to summon Ifrit and other popular Final Fantasy summons when the gauge is full. Takeharu Ishimoto and his band The Death March will perform a new song for the game.

KOEI Tecmo Games' Team Ninja (Dead or Alive series) is developing the game, which will use technology from a PlayStation 4 core system instead of a dedicated arcade circuit board.

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Square Enix released Dissidia Final Fantasy, a PlayStation Portable fighting game featuring Final Fantasy heroes and villains, in 2008 in Japan, and in 2009 in other parts of the world. The company then released the Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy sequel in 2011 for the PSP with new characters, stages, and story.

VIDEO: "Dissidia Final Fantasy" Trailer Cranks It Up to XI with Shantotto

We're now entering the last few days of build-up for the arcade launch of Dissidia Final Fantasy, which debuts in Japan on November 26. That means it's time for a showcase of Final Fantasy XI's offering, Shantotto. 

Previously:

Warrior of Light (Final Fantasy)

Firion (Final Fantasy II)

Onion Knight (Final Fantasy III)

Cecil Harvey (Final Fantasy IV) 

Bartz Klauser (Final Fantasy V)

Terra Branford (Final Fantasy VI)

Cloud Strife (Final Fantasy VII)

Squall Leonhart (Final Fantasy VIII)

Zidane Tribal (Final Fantasy IX)

Tidus (Final Fantasy X)

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Dissidia Final Fantasy launches in Japanese arcades on November 26.