Don’t let this cutesy-tootsey remake mislead you into thinking Final Fantasy III on the DS is easy. The game will kick your ass back into 8-bit land if you’re not paying attention.

Additional details on Final Fantasy III DS. Producer explains mystery behind the long-awaited port, reveals new additions to the DS version. By Gamespot Staff on October 28, ...

Square Enix has stamped a big shiny release date on Final Fantasy III, which will sit on shelves across Europe on 4th May.. This DS remake will let Western audiences experience the third adventure ...

Square Enix revealed today that Final Fantasy III will be coming to the Nintendo DS system. While little has been revealed on the game, it's known that it will feature touch panel and dual screen ...

No, Refia your next stop is actually the PSP. Square Enix is preparing a port of Final Fantasy III, the 2006 DS version, for PSP. Final Fantasy III was also re-released for iOS devices last year ...

Final Fantasy III was first released on the Famicom in Japan on April 27 1990. ... Still, if you want to play it safe go with either the DS or PSP versions. Fun Fact.

Final Fantasy IV officially DS-bound. Tokita, Asano, Ito, and the rest of the FFIII DS development team are back for another 3D remake. By Hirohiko Niizumi on May 14, 2007 at 12:36PM PDT.

Square Enix has announced it's releasing Final Fantasy: 4 Heroes of Light for Nintendo DS in the west this fall. The title, known as The Four Warriors of Light: Final Fantasy Gaiden in Japan when ...

Final Fantasy 3 for PSP and 3DS were the big winners on the Media Create charts in Japan, selling 44,872 and 61,382 units, respectively. We combined units sales of 3DS LL and 3DS there.

Today Square Enix announced it is bringing Final Fantasy: The 4 Heroes of Light to the Nintendo DS in North America. While older Final Fantasy games have been spruced up and ported to the handheld ...

The Nintendo DS version of Final Fantasy III is due out in the USA on November 14th, Square Enix has announced.. FFIII has never been localised for Western audiences, so there's lots of hype ...