Final Fantasy XIV will be released September 30 for the PC this year for $50, or you can get the Collector's Edition for $75 and get access to the game eight days early. According to RPGamer, the Playstation 3 copy won't be released until March 2011. Read more »

New official video of Final Fantasy XIV was released showing the differences between the alpha and beta. Notice the difference in lighting, the new depth of field effect, and the faster battle system. Read more »

We've finally finished updating the Bestiary in the Wiki with all the new monsters that are coming out for the beta. Each has a little paragraph about where the monsters live, temperament, and their physical attributes.

Xbox Live is blocking the release of Final Fantasy XIV to the 360 due to the closed nature of their online infrastructure. Read more »

Famitsu has released a short list of the changes between the alpha and the upcoming beta. We know they got rid of the effect gauge at E3, but here are a few more changes that we haven't heard about yet. Read more »

While RPGamer was at E3, they snagged some beta gameplay video of Final Fantasy XIV. Here is some video of a player going through a guildleve. Read more »

RPGamer sits down with Producer Hiromichi Tanaka and he tells us more of what we can expect, come the Final Fantasy XIV release. Read more »

Square Enix released a third live report video from E3. In this installment, we see the 3D version actually being played, looked like someone was beating up a 3D crab. Producer Hiromichi Tanaka also tells us that the alpha phase will be ending this week, and he'll be returning to Japan to help prepare for the beta. Read more »

Famitsu interviewed Producer Hiromichi Tanaka about the upcoming beta, 3D surround, and.. voice chat? Read on to find out more about this surprising information. Read more »

Square Enix did a second live report from E3 about Final Fantasy XIV, showing us their 3D, three monitor setup. Tanaka said, "We're still working on that. The 3D-surround version shown (triple-screen) was an experiment done with the cooperation of nVidia, just to see if we could." Check out the video here. Read more »