The ESRB's ratings page has done a bang-up job lately of giving us an idea of what big games are coming to the PSOne Classics service next. We saw Final Fantasy VII and Metal Gear Solid and we got 'em (although the latter is still launching this week), so there's no reason to believe that this new entry in the listings is bogus.

The Examiner is reporting that Square Enix' Final Fantasy VII has just earned for itself the recognition of being the PSN's top download since its launch last week. Debuting at US$ 9.99, the famed RPG title is now the most in demand for both the PSP and PS3.

Now that Final Fantasy VII's already out on the PlayStation Store, what's next for Sony's PSOne Classics service? Why, Metal Gear Solid of course!

What's your favorite Final Fantasy game? And compared to that question, lemme ask another slightly different one: what do you think is the best of the franchise? Best in terms of sales and worldwide reception, of course. FF series producer Yoshinori Kitase answers both of these questions: FFXIII being the best, and FFVII being his personal fave.

The much-awaited Blu-ray copy of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete hit stores in Japan last week, carrying with it the demo for Final Fantasy XIII (PS3, Xbox 360). According to the early software sales reports, the movie is doing very well, selling over 100,000 copies on its first day.

On sale today in Japanese stores is the Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete Cloud Black PlayStation 3, a limited edition release from Sony and Square Enix. The lucky guys at 1UP managed to get their hands on one and they're all too pleased to share the joy, and a few pics.

Just like what they do with their infamous Closed Mega Theater, Square Enix held private screenings for two of their high-profile properties: Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete, and a quick tease for Final Fantasy XIII (PS3, Xbox 360). Again, a select few get to see some Squeenix booty ahead of the rest of us. In the meantime, let's take a look at stuff we're allowed to see.

June's just a couple of months away, but we've yet to see an image of the box art for Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete. Don't worry, all that's gonna change now, as Square Enix has finally unveiled the US box art for Advent Children. Drool and appreciate at the full article.

If you have a Japanese PSN account and is a HUGE fan of Final Fantasy VII, then this is sure to be great news for you. In anticipation of next week's Japanese release for Advent Children Complete (with the FFXIII demo), Square Enix has released Final Fantasy VII International for the PSOne Classics (otherwise known as the Japanese Games Archives service) today!

You think you know the FF7 universe all the way up to, and including, Crisis Core? Studio Bent Stuff, the guys in Japan responsible for the FF Ultimania guides, is taking advantage of the upcoming release of FF7: Advent Children Complete. The FFVII 10th Anniversary Ultimania, which was more recently released side-by-side with Crisis Core: FF7, is getting an update to reflect new info released for the FF7 universe.