A lot of screenshots and some new info hit the net today for Square-Enix’ upcoming 3DS Final Fantasy music title Theatrhythm. (In case you’re not familiar with it, check the reveal here) The following tracks have been confirmed to be in the game:

• The Final Fantasy Theme
• Battle on the Big Bridge (FFV)
• One-Winged Angel (FFVII)
• At Zanarkand (FFX)
• The Sunleth Waterscape (FFXIII)

As for characters, only 4 have been announced so far: Cloud from FFVII, Warrior of Light (FFI onwards), Onion Knight (FFIII onwards) and Lightning from FFXIII.

I can’t shake the feeling that this whole thing should be nothing more than a minigame in a main installment in the series, but oh well. The game is being overseen by Tetsuya Nomura, so at least it’s in good hands. Hit the jump to check out a bunch of screenshots and character art.

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Square-Enix recently revealed a new Final Fantasy title they’re working on for the 3DS together with developer indieszero. It’s called Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy and will be a music game featuring music from all the numbered installments in the series up to XIII.

Yes, you read that right. And yes, it’s called Theatrhythm. You thought Dissidia: Duodecim was bad?

Each numbered entry in the Final Fantasy series basically comprises one episode of the game. After choosing a party, episode and difficulty level, players will go through three main stages, Field, Battle and Event, all the while interacting with the world using music-based gameplay. Defeating monsters will level up the characters, although no details on how that will work have been given as of yet. Players will also be able to unlock new music, movies and other things.

No release date has been given so far. Hit the jump to see the first two screenshots of the game in action.

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This week App Arcade is showing off Feed Me Oil by Chillingo. Does this game really deserve the top spot in the app store or should you save your money to feed yourself? See what Freiteez has to say.

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The free Ocarina of Time soundtrack that was announced at Nintendo’s E3 conference is now available to those who bought a new copy of Ocarina of Time 3d. The limited edition CD contains 50 tracks from the game, many of which have not been released. A fully orchestrated medley and a special message from Shigeru Miyamoto and Koji Kondo. All you have to do is register your copy of Ocarina of Time 3d on Club Nintendo and fill out the registration survey.

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Okay, so I missed a week. but I have a good excuse, even better than Destin’s. I was doing a trade show for my home based business. Yes that’s right… I run my own small business. And if you want the proof check out my personal blog. See link in the Author’s info.

So this week we have girls, girls and more girls. Mario with a portal gun, dubstepping dogs and some great short clips from the BBC. lets see if we can more emotional drama happening when Mr.s Brown does a biniki wax. Ouhhh fun.
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Well this has been an interesting week. Instead of it being a slow gaming news week, it’s obviously been a no news week. My guess Portal 2 is sucking up far to much time in everyone’s lives at the moment. Let’s not fret boys and girls, I’m sure the industry will rear it’s head when something noteworthy happens.

For now let’s watch some skateboarding twins trash the city, have a glimpse at Thor’s childhood and see if Star Fox can finally do that barrel roll.

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