Following up on last weekend's announcement of Final Fantasy XI's Shantotto joining the Dissidia roster, we now get a scan from Shonen Jump showing her in full regalia for the upcoming PSP brawler. My, my, I see she's looking cute as ever - and all-powerful too. How's that for a 2-foot black mage with a laugh to be reckoned with? There's also a scan from Famitsu outlining Firion and Emperor's EX mode, plus the official box art for the game revealed.

Square Enix's Dissidia: Final Fantasy is catching the attention of a lot of gamers. Being a tribute to 20 years of FF games, this cross-over title for the PSP looks like it's got a lot to offer. Join us as we delve deep into the confirmed (and not-so-confirmed) details of the game: story, characters, and whatnot. Heck, we might as well take a walk down the memory lane of yester-decade's Final Fantasy games while we're at it! Keep your eyes peeled, you just might find Valkyrie Profile's Lenneth doing a cameo!

European gamers who've been eagerly awaiting the release of Square Enix's classic RPG remake on the PlayStation Portable should take the time to visit the official website of Final Fantasy I & II: 20th Anniversary Edition for the PAL region release of the game. The site features original artwork from the lead designer of the franchise, as well as all the nitty gritty details of what makes this remake a worthy title of the Final Fantasy name. Read more about it in the full article!

Developer Square Enix is sending out word to the gamers in Europe that they will be releasing Final Fantasy I and Final Fantasy II to the Sony PlayStation Portable by next year.

More than just a direct port of the original JRPG from 1987, Final Fantasy's PSP version will have players reliving the adventures of the game's four light warriors with enhanced visuals and sound. There will also be a new PSP-exclusive dungeon called the Labyrinth of Time.

Final Fantasy II will also follow suit with redone graphics and sounds as well as the introduction of two extra dungeons: Arcane Labyrinth and Arcane Sanctuary. Both Final Fantasy I and Final Fantasy II will also carry a new Art Gallery mode, where players can view the artwork of the Final Fantasy franchise's lead illustrator, Yoshitaka Amano.