Final Fantasy IV Headed to DS This Summer
Not too specific of a release date for the RPG
Date: Thursday, April 24, 2008
Author: Jeff McAllister

Square Enix has confirmed that Final Fantasy IV will be released across Europe in the Summer of 2008 exclusively on the Nintendo DS handheld system.

Final Fantasy IV, one of the highest rated adventure games of all time, makes an impressive return on Nintendo DS. With improved 3D graphics, fully-voiced dramatic cut-scenes, an inspiring remixed score and additional content never before seen, there has never been a better time to immerse yourself in this masterpiece of interactive storytelling.

The game that broke the RPG moulds with its innovative Active Time Battle (ATB) system has been revamped, whilst keeping all the charm of the original release. The gameplay benefits from all the Nintendo DS capabilities and allows for a deeper and richer experience of a tale of exceptional heroes, inevitable betrayal, unforeseen redemption, endless love and colossal magic.

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