Square Enix currently has a sale on Final Fantasy I, II, and III for iOS (via Pocket Gamer). The sale prices are as follows:
- Final Fantasy I – $3.99 (was $8.99)
- Final Fantasy II – $3.99 (was $8.99)
- Final Fantasy III – $8.99 (was $15.99)
- Final Fantasy III for iPad – $9.99 (was $16.99)
- Final Fantasy Dimensions (in-game purchase) – $16.99 (was $28.99)
Also, the Square Enix Blog notes Final Fantasy IV is coming soon, with the following description:
Final Fantasy IV – The critically acclaimed RPG, Final Fantasy IV (originally renamed Final Fantasy II when it was first released in the West), set the standard for role-playing games with its diverse cast of characters, deep plot and real-time Active Time Battle system. This iOS version is based on the same 2008 3D remake for the Nintendo DS.
However, the main website shows a graphic teaser with the arrival date of December 20th for Final Fantasy IV.

If you’re a fan of Finally Fantasy IV, you’re probably going to love the addition of the 3D DS remake coming to iOS.
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