Prepare yourself for some total eye candy. Square Enix has launched the official website for the Fabula Nova Crystallis series, featuring new assets and info. Squeenix also updated their site for Dissidia Final Fantasy with new screens of Gabranth.

What are the lowly denizens of QJ looking forward to in 2009? We highlight the games coming next year (hopefully) that get us all hot under the collar.

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Square Enix is clocking in the overtime on their print media advertising campaign, so that means some guy's scanner is working on overtime too! Yesterday, scans of the CLOUD Message book popped up, featuring an extravaganza of Fabula Nova Crystallis goodness. Now here are some scans from the DVD / Magazine bundle of Re: Final Fantasy.

*UPDATE* The trailers from DKS3713 have been posted!

Oooh, this one's a doozy. Better be comfortable over there. The Cloud Message book from Square Enix contains a heck of a lot of nice tidbits for the Square Enix fan. Looking at the cover, it's got some features on the whole lot: Fabula Nova Crystallis, the portable Kingdom Hearts games, Dissidia, and Parasite Eve 3, among others. So far, the scans we've managed to find are of the Fabula Nova Crystallis games. Oh, it's a wild ride, you bet'cha. Lots of new details for all three games!

Heads up, Square Enix fans! News has trickled in for all three entries to the Fabula Nova Crystallis series. The biggest news? We'll finally get to watch a battle scene from Final Fantasy XIII by the end of the year. Looks like we'll finally get to see how the gameplay system works. More after the link.

Oh, even more scans! Today we see another feature on the Fabula Nova Crystallis trio: FF13, FFV13, and FFA13. This time around, the scans are from Famitsu (yesterday's scans were from V-Jump, remember?). Here we see FF13's Snow getting a last name, Versus' tense chemistry between Noct and Stella, and Agito's battle system.

Scans from the recent issue of V-Jump magazine have surfaced, showing Final Fantasy XIII (PS3, Xbox 360), FF Versus XIII, and FF Agito XIII. Some of the Fabula Nova Crystallis screens and artwork seem to be a recycled batch from the previous media (screens, trailers, scans, etc.). In fact, V-Jump's coverage looks strangely similar to Shonen Jump's scans from last week. Nevertheless, we'll take what we can get - heh, another excuse to see the topless renders of the Versus characters.

Time to update those nicknames! Pigtailed Girl still remains as Pigtailed Girl, but as for Mr 33cm, it's a different story now. Shonen Jump reveals the formal name of some of the characters in the three Fabula Nova Crystallis games, with an assortment of screens and art littering about.

In a recent interview, Square Enix producer Yoshinori Kitase, talks on some of the specifics for the command systems of the three games that comprise Final Fantasy XIII. Now if you've been following news on the Fabula Nova Crystallis series, then most of what Kitase says will already be familiar to you, but let this serve as a refresher course. Fabula Nova Crystallis 101.

If the screenshots we just posted for Final Fantasy Agito XIII wasn't enough for you, here are several more for the console titles from the Fabula Nova Crystallis series, Final Fantasy XIII and Versus XIII. No Odin here though. Screens after the link.