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E3 has come and gone, but if you missed any of the highlights from the show, you can find them all right here.
Two days of E3 2009 down, one more to go. Square Enix and Konami held press conferences, and day 2 of our stage show was out of control. Check out ...
The first official day of E3 2009 has passed. Sony and Nintendo had their press conferences, and we held day 1 of our stage show. Check out the day's highlights!
Our first look at the highly anticipated role-playing game was short but sweet.
[UPDATE] E3 2009: Final Fantasy XIV due in 2010; Gran Turismo PSP and $249.99 PSP Go coming Oct. 1; Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, Team Ico's The Last Guardian, and ...
GameSpot's E3 2009 coverage started off strong with tons of announcements at the Microsoft, Electronic Arts, and Ubisoft press conferences.
E3 2009: Expo kicks off with news on Project Natal, Halo Reach, Left 4 Dead 2, Crackdown 2, Forza 3, Lionhead's new virtual friend, and more; Kojima announces all-new project ...
Square Enix shows off the highly anticipated role-playing game for the first time on the Xbox 360.
E3 2009: Square Enix narrows release window on long-awaited role-playing game for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3.
PHOTO ESSAY: As a small army of roadies assemble the massive booths for this year's event, GameSpot snapped some shots of the banner-festooned Los Angeles Convention Center.
E3 2009: Double Helix-developed revamp of tactical mech franchise leads Square Enix's Western push; Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts games get release windows.
The Electronic Entertainment Expo is coming back in a big way this year. GameSpot's editors discuss the games they most want to see at the show.
EEDAR's Jesse Divnich predicts Sony to chase casuals to no avail, a major 360 game exclusive to go download-only, and new Mario and Zelda games from Nintendo.
Enterbrain credits JPRG demo for two-month sales jump; producer Yoshinori Kitase says Advent Children Blu-ray option put aside, PSN and XBL download now being considered.
Producer Yoshinori Kitase says publisher is aiming to "minimize" lag between Western release of anticipated JRPG and its Japanese launch later this year.
Japanese publisher launches placeholder site for seemingly urban-warfare-themed new game.
Square Enix sampler for heavily anticipated RPG translates to substantial sales for Sony's console; new Pokemon Mystery Dungeon debuts strong.
RPG-heavy Japanese company completes its acquisition of UK publisher; sales breakdowns also reveal Dragon Quest sells 47M, Tomb Raider 30M.
Tomb Raider publisher easily secures majority of stock-owner approval for Japanese company's takeover bid.
Nintendo and Sony tout recession resistance; Microsoft unconcerned with Street Fighter IV sales breakdown, expects 360 Final Fantasy XIII to outsell PS3 edition.
Publisher lays out timeline for completion of Square Enix acquisition, expects to be wholly owned by Japanese RPG maker as of April 22.
Xbox 360 and PC giant to reveal its latest gaming wares the day before this year's revamped expo starts; will likely be last console maker to present.
Just months after it made a $200 million bid for Tecmo, RPG giant's share price slides 11 percent after earnings report delay.
Last week, Square Enix sent its Final Fantasy faithful into a tizzy with a somewhat cryptic countdown timer displayed prominently on the company's Web site. So what did Square Enix ...
The Final Fantasy gamer is a force to be reckoned with, as Square Enix fully knows. However, even the Tokyo-based developer may have been slightly taken aback by the sheer ...
Uematsu shares his experience with Blue Dragon Plus and hints at something "big" for the Black Mages.
Square Enix's highly anticipated JRPG won't be released outside of island nation until sometime after April 2010 on PS3 and Xbox 360.
Closed-door approach can't shut out crowds drawn to gawk at massive screen playing trailers and cutscenes for JPRG giant's upcoming offerings.
TOKYO--About the only thing that Metal Gear's Solid Snake and Final Fantasy's Sephiroth have in common is that they're both good at stabbing people in the back. But that won't ...
Square Enix teases us with a bit of Lightning in their short but tantalizing trailer.
Executives from Square, Capcom, and Namco Bandai open up about how they feel their country is losing gaming clout--and how they think the Japanese game industry can turn itself around.
Xbox Live chief John Schappert talks about Microsoft's Japan strategy; prequel expansion to Bungie's shooter due Fall 2009; avatar-based XBL relaunch coming next month; Tekken 6 confirmed for 360; trailer ...
Japanese RPG giant formally scuppers $200 million offer for Ninja Gaiden maker, in talks with "quite a few" companies regarding mergers and buyouts.
Spurning Square Enix's offer, the Ninja Gaiden-maker is reportedly considering a union with the Dynasty Warriors publisher.
Final Fantasy XIII publisher makes "friendly" 22.3 billion-yen offer for troubled Ninja Gaiden-maker; deadline Sept. 4.
We check out the trailers to three games bearing the Final Fantasy XIII name.
Director Motomu Toriyama and Tetsuya Nomura reveal they're focused the PS3 edition of the anticipated role-playing game--and haven't yet received dev kits from Microsoft.
Sample of Square Enix RPG will come bundled with the Blu-ray edition of Advent Children in Japan; third sequel and Final Fantasy XIII spin-off headed to Sony's handheld.
SCEA's marketing generalissimo talks about the console's new video store, Final Fantasy XIII 360, Sony's fall game slate; clarifies the 80GB's lack of BC.
Square Enix answers questions about development and the vision for Final Fantasy XIII.
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