Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy

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By Alex Roth published 20 January 12

This February, the 3DS will get its first game with paid downloadable content, apparently in a rhythm game based on the Final Fantasy series...

By Tom Goulter published 18 November 11

50+ tune selection to be augmented with optional extras?

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