Enough with the teaser trailers. Square Enix is out to get going on spreading the word even faster and wider about Final Fantasy XIII (Xbox 360, PS3). And what better way to do that than with TV spots? Art in fifteen seconds after the jump.

Just when you think the trailer-teasing and scan-watching has gone old, Square Enix releases another awesome vid for Final Fantasy XIII (Xbox 360, PS3). This one is five minutes worth of in-game cutscenes and gameplay footages, with a hell lot more action and deeper looks at the characters than anything we've seen before. Enjoy.

Square Enix has announced that Avalanche Studios' highly anticipated action sequel, Just Cause 2, will finally hit the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC on March 23rd in the US and March 26th in Europe.

Square Enix may have pulled off a simultaneous North American and European release for Final Fantasy XIII, but things won't be the same for Wii title Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers. PAL gamers will have to wait until February 2010 to get this one.

It's not as much of a shocker as, say, Cactuar being already taken, but it's just as much of a news. ESRB has finally come out with their rating for Final Fantasy XIII (PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360). Like with the other iterations of the franchise, XIII has been tagged with a T for Teen rating.

IO Interactive and Square Enix Europe (formerly Eidos) have confirmed the existence of the Kane & Lynch sequel, Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days. Details for the game remain scarce, but gaming blog Kotaku was able to unearth a few. Hit the jump for more on this game.

Sony's giving out a big firmware double-whammy to celebrate the PS3's third birthday. With Firmware 3.10 coming out for the PS3 today, Sony's following it up with the release of FW 6.20 for the PSP tomorrow in Japan.

*UPDATE* The firmware is now live in all regions. Full changelog after the break.

Can't wait to import Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep this January? You might want to set aside a little extra money and get this new PSP bundle instead.

Someone's not meeting expectations, and it's Square Enix's Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Crystal Bearers. The Wii title has sold only about 26,000 units on its first day on shelves, reports Japanese retail blog Sinobi.

A lot of interesting bits popped into the Nintendo block this week - from race-able Chocobos, re-imagined sountracks, to retrained cops. If you want to stay up to speed with the new DSi LL, there's an update in here featuring the new upsized portable. There's a lot more where those came from, so let's get clickin'.