Dissidia Final Fantasy is a 2008 action RPG fighting game for the Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP). Developed and published by Square Enix, the game features many Final Fantasy characters, 3D zone ...

Cameron Lucas is a writer who has been dedicated to the medium for over four years, and an avid player of video games for all of his life. After the better part of a year at Game Rant as a feature ...

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Krile is a Support-type character in the game. She will be the youngest character in the game at launch. The post accompanying the teaser noted she can increase the Bravery of others in the party to ...

A new entry in the Dissidia Final Fantasyseries was just announced, but fans are divided about whether it is a good thing.The first Dissidia Final Fantasy game was released on the original PlayStation ...

Square Enix showed off its new gacha game, Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy, which is set for a 2026 release and a closed Android beta test in November. It’s a three-versus-three game, where you’ll need ...

Square Enix just dropped a bombshell tease for Final Fantasy fans craving more crossover chaos: The beloved Dissidia Final Fantasy series is staging a comeback as a brand-new mobile-exclusive “Team ...

Someone at Square Enix must be a fan of its Dissidia Final Fantasy series, because someone keeps greenlighting them. A new teaser site and YouTube stream are up, with tomorrow, October 14, being the ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Dissidia Final Fantasy NT In partnership with Team Ninja from KOEI TECMO GAMES, Square Enix presents DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY NT as a new and refreshing ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Dissidia Final Fantasy Arcade The RPG/fighting game phenomenon from Square Enix returns with an all-new 3-on-3 battle style and evolved visuals in this ...

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