Everyone who identified that foot in the water as Yuna’s is right! It’s official, Yuna the sullen summoner from Final Fantasy X is a playable character in Dissidia 012[duodecim]: Final Fantasy. Shonen ...

The latest issue of Shonen Jump has confirmed that Final Fantasy X character Yuna will be included in Dissdia 012: Final Fantasy. A scan from the magazine shows Yuna controlling both Shiva and Ixion ...

Square Enix’s latest round of English screenshots give us a glimpse at Yuna’s events in Dissidia 012[duodecim]: Final Fantasy. It appears she gets in the middle of a fight between Tidus and Jecht. We ...

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Final Fantasy X’s staff-wielding, magic maestro Yuna has been revealed as the latest character to join the cast of the tongue twistingly titled PSP fighter, Dissidia Duodecim: Final Fantasy (otherwise ...

Square Enix have announced the fifth Dissidia Final Fantasy NT DLC character, Yuna. Final Fantasy X's High Summoner returns to the Dissidia franchise. She originally appeared in Dissidia 012, but ...

Final Fantasy X's Yuna will join the fight as a playable character. Square Enix has also confirmed that the first run of duodecim will include an additional costume for Tifa. The publisher recently ...

If you just can't wait to utterly fanboy out, you can watch over thirty minutes of gameplay footage for the Final Fantasy crossover brawler sequel, Dissidia 012 [duodecim]. RPGSite has used its twin ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. According to a recent Famitsu article (translated by Andriasang.com), the single-player mode will let gamers wander around the world map ripe for ...

Dissidia 012[duodecim] Final Fantasy will be released on 25th March in Europe, Square Enix has announced. This is the oddly-named successor to PSP fighting game Dissidia Final Fantasy, which scooped 8 ...

As far as lumbering, big-budget franchises go, Final Fantasy's a bit of an anomaly. Yes, yes, the giant swords, giant-er hair styles, and comparatively small horse birds contribute to that, but ...