More for Virtual Console. If Konami is going MSX for the next few months, Square Enix is gonna make you go gaga over SaGa, starting with Romancing SaGa. Other non-Square games are on their way as well, so check 'em out right here.

Konami has been around for a very long time. Long before 3D and complex gameplay, the publisher busied itself as a prominent MSX developer. Before the Solid, Metal Gear made its home on the format, right alongside classics such as Contra and Parodius. For another round of retro, Konami's adding 13 MSX games into Virtual Console.

If you coughed up some dough to subscribe to the Wii Internet Channel, you probably hit the roof when you found out that Nintendo made it free. Today, however, you're about to get a small reprieve. You're entitled to one NES game on Virtual Console which you can download free of charge.

For quite some time now, Square Enix has been releasing Final Fantasy after Final Fantasy into Virtual Console as if they were counting down to the first one. That countdown has ended now that the famed RPG publisher has released the very first Final Fantasy, giving gamers of this generation the chance to add FF-101 to their gaming creds.

Now that the Japanese version of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, is now available for download via WiiWare, Square Enix is tossing yet another FF classic into the Nintendo lineup. In case you don't fancy the DS release of the SNES classic Final Fantasy IV, you could get the original from Virtual Console starting this August.

A new DLC pack is headed for the Guitar Hero: World Tour (360, PS3, Wii), and this time, it's for all the punk rockers in all of us. Even the name of the pack is punk-sounding, with Epitaph Punk-O-Rama Track Pack as the title. Obviously, as you may also see from the name, it's all about the Epitaph artists. List after the jump.

The Wii's not about to be left out on the Final Fantasy console-craze. As of next month, Wii owners will get to download Final Fantasy III on the Virtual Console for 500 Wii Points (US$ 5).

Smash Bros. DOJO, the official website for Super Smash Bros. Brawl, has announced that they will be shutting down the service for user-generated content uploads, specifically snapshots, stage designs, adn replay data, beginning on June 30, 2009. No reason was given out as to why they will be discontinuing the said service.

Rumors coming in late February until early this month spoke of, Final Fantasy IV: The After Years, direct sequel to the 1991 Squaresoft original. After a press release from the publisher, we can now make like Mythbusters and see which rumors were true and which ones were total bull.

Although the Wii homebrew scene has been enjoying the Commodore 64 emulator for some time now, Nintendo only recently remembered about the classic console. Now that they have though, they're adding three new Commodore classics to the Virtual Console.

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