OMG, it's finally here:

Square Enix has claimed that the forthcoming Final Fantasy XIII will use "nearly 100%" of the PS3's hardware specifications.
Speaking to gaming magazine Dengeki PlayStation 3, FFXIII producer Yoshinori Kitase revealed the team are now "finishing up the tail end" of development.
Kitase also claimed the game's demo, which is to be released in Japan on April 16, will use around 50% of the PS3's power.
"Of course, I think the retail version will make use of nearly 100%," he added.
However, the producer pointed out that the console's Blu-ray drive will work to limit any disc swap issues with the game.
Final Fantasy XIII is scheduled for a Japanese release during the second quarter of 2009.

Well, it had to happen...

Square Enix has plans to revisit Final Fantasy VII, according to producer Tetsuya Nomura.

The company recently announced that the upcoming Blu-ray release of Advent Children Complete will bring the curtain down on that saga, and is looking to expand on Final Fantasy VII for its next project.

A feature length film, PS2 spinoff and a PSP prequel have already been released as tie-in material to the PlayStation original but it appears that Square is not done yet, with Numura already planning "the next product in the compilation".

A FFVII remake has been rumoured for some time, but could be a long way off with Square Enix currently preparing Kingdom Hearts and two Final Fantasy XIII for release.

Zomg! Will Miss laugh or cry? Answers on a postcard please...