Further evidence of Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light leaving Japan came recently in the form of an OFLC rating. The Australian classification board gave the title a PG rating, deeming its mild fantasy violence safe for the masses — with parental guidance, of course.
Initial hints of the game’s release off the island came last month when The 4 Heroes of Light was trademarked in the States by Square Enix. We’ve followed up with Square Enix for clarification, but don’t expect the chocobo to pop its head out of the sand until E3 in June.
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If you’re in Europe and can somehow tear yourself away from Sin & Punishment: Successor of the Skies today (we’re very jealous) you can play the very first Final Fantasy on Virtual Console. And … Pub Darts!
On DSiWare, the standout title is Rytmik, a music creation utility sort of like Korg DS-10, but downloadable. It’s joined by another Breakout-style game (with a zen theme!), Nintendo/Arika’s shmup Metal Torrent, and another Flips e-book.
Flips: Silent but Deadly (DSiWare, 1 player, 500 DSi Points)
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Wii Super Mario Galaxy review. I would also encourage you to check out spida1a’s review as well: www.youtube.com his is a lot more thorough and informative.
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European Nintendo downloads: Final Fantasy, Rytmik, Metal Torrent originally appeared on Joystiq Nintendo on Fri, 07 May 2010 12:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
