Square Enix has now created a new sub-label in order to attract a more mature audience, applying any future releases that may fit into the 16+ or 18+ ratings. It was created on May 6th, 2010; now out and active for the Japanese rating system.

The title is appropriately called "Extreme Edges", and is fitted for Japanese markets at the moment. There is no hint to whether it will apply to Western ratings of Square Enix games or not.

Activision games also fall under this...

If you're one of the lucky ones that is. It's PC only right now, but I'm gonna go ahead and guess they're gonna try and get the PS3 in there too at some point. If you didn't get in right now and wanted to, they'll probably open it up later on.

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September 22 for the collector's edition; September 30 for the regular. The collector's edition gets you an exclusive item, a making of DVD, and an art book. Not a bad deal (especially the week of extra access). Both editions get a month free too.

Source: http://kotaku.com/5576618/final-fant...-release-dates

Sad that you couldn't go to E3? Here's something to make up for it: http://na.square-enix.com/e310/index.html

All the trailers for the games Square-Enix is showing at E3, plus a channel to ask questions directly to the developers.

Here's a list of games being featured by Square Enix this year at E3.

Final Fantasy XIV (PS3, PC)
Deus Ex: Human Revolution(PS3, Xbox 360, PC)
Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep (PSP)
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded (Nintendo DS)
The 3rd Birthday (PSP)
Front Mission Evolved (PS3, Xbox 360, PC)
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days(PS3, Xbox 360, PC)
MINDJACK (PS3, Xbox 360)
Dungeon Siege 3 (PS3, Xbox 360, PC)
Final Fantasy: The Four Heroes of Light (Nintendo...