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[SITE UPDATES] [23rd Februrary 2001] Ive got my first affiliate at last. FF7 section updated FF10 section updated. [21st Februrary 2001] [FFII wonderswan logo added] [Links Updated] [Final Fantasy Sections Started on] [Final Fantasy X screenshots added] [20th Februrary 2001] [Links Updated] [Website started on] [LATEST NEWS] [Final Fantasy II WonderSwan Logo][[Shinra]] [21st Februrary 2001] Square introduces the brand new Amano-designed logo for the WonderSwan Color version of Final Fantasy II. [Full Story] [Final Fantasy II For WonderSwan Color Delayed][[Shinra]] [21st Februrary 2001] Square confirmed today that it has delayed the release of the WonderSwan Color remake of Final Fantasy II. [Full Story] [Square Reconsiders Movies][[Shinra]] [20th Februrary 2001] After posting negative financial results for the year, Square has confirmed plans to curtail movie development. [Full Story] [First Impressions: 15-Minute Final Fantasy Teaser Trailer][[Shinra]] [20th Februrary 2001] Columbia Pictures recently screened a 15-minute trailer, or rather a collection of scenes, from its forthcoming CGI epic, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. The movie has gone well over its $75 million budget but after witnessing the jaw-dropping trailer, the money certainly has been well spent. [Full Story] [Psx on mobile phones][[Shinra]] [20th Februrary 2001] Sony and Vodafone, the world's largest mobile phone company, announced yesterday that they had signed an alliance for a long-term partnership in building mobile phone games. Sony also recently signed 6 other overseas mobile carriers (in US, Japan, Europe, Hong Kong, and Taiwan) to develop technology linking their mobile phones to the PSX. "..Vodafone['s] agreement will allow its customers to connect mobile handsets to Sony's PlayStation consoles, and receive tips on the games via text messages or the wireless internet." So far, available games are fairly simplistic considering today's network speeds. [Full Story]

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