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Final Fantasy XIII Coming March 9, 2010

Square-Enix has announced today the final release date for Final Fantasy XIII. The thirteenth entry in the Final Fantasy series will arrive on Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 March 9, 2010 as a simultaneous launch in North America and Europe.

The long awaited announcement of FFXIII’s international release date is accompanied by a stylish trailer that tributes its predecessors as well as state the changes and additions that are included in the game.

The latest installment of the multiplatinum franchise will also feature Grammy-nominated songwriter and singer Leona Lewis who was selected to provide the theme song for Final Fantasy XIII. The song is entitled “My Hands” and will be featured in her second album ‘ECHO’ debuting November 16th.

“When Square Enix approached Leona about including her song, “My Hands,” in FINAL FANTASY XIII, she was honoured to be partnered with such an iconic and groundbreaking video game series,” said Tom Corson, EVP/GM, RCA Music Group. “Leona is a natural fit with the game’s powerful themes and strong female protagonist. We’re delighted to be part of this effort, bringing great musical artistry to FINAL FANTASY XIII which is a riveting and dynamic gaming experience.”

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