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On this weeks MONG Podcast, the team discussed some of this weeks biggest gaming news like why North America didnt get the standard New 3DS, World of Tanks debut on Xbox One, The Last Guardians trademark, Phantom Dusts update, Axiom Verges release date, a possible current-gen Rock Band iteration, the PS Vita flash sale, the release date for GTAV Heists and PC version, and Batman: Arkham Knight getting an M rating by the ESRB!

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GS:" Despite some moderate success in the West, its been some time since we have seen some new releases of the series in North America and Europe. Despite nothing new coming in the past few months, something new might be coming soon, according to Square Enix CEO Yosuke Matsuda."

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Dragon Ball Xenoverse is now officially available in North America through digital download and at retailers.

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Square Enix is preparing to release a remastered version of one of the early--and arguably the most derided--Final Fantasy games, and Android on March 13 for $7.99. Preordering entitles you to unspecified "bonus content." We've contacted Square Enix to find out more and will report back with any additional details we receive.

Mystic Quest was originally released for Super Nintendo back in 1992 (and on the Wii Virtual Console in 2010). Despite carrying the Final Fantasy name, it lacked many of the defining aspects of the series in an attempt to make it easier to play for newcomers. Perhaps most notably, this includes a lack of random encounters. The game was, uncharacteristically for the franchise, released in North America before Japan, where it would be retitled Final Fantasy USA: Mystic Quest.

Added: 24.02.2015 21:08 | 5 views | 0 comments

Square Enix is preparing to release a remastered version of one of the early--and arguably the most derided--Final Fantasy games, and Android on March 13 for $7.99. Preordering entitles you to unspecified "bonus content." We've contacted Square Enix to find out more and will report back with any additional details we receive.

Mystic Quest was originally released for Super Nintendo back in 1992 (and on the Wii Virtual Console in 2010). Despite carrying the Final Fantasy name, it lacked many of the defining aspects of the series in an attempt to make it easier to play for newcomers. Perhaps most notably, this includes a lack of random encounters. The game was, uncharacteristically for the franchise, released in North America before Japan, where it would be retitled Final Fantasy USA: Mystic Quest.