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It seems like Square Enix will be teaming up with Yahoo! on their next major project. A new teaser site can be found on the Yahoo! Games section and it looks to be promising right now. Not much is known as of this moment, but don’t fret - there will be an announcement regarding this project coming to us on October 5th.

This is the second time that Square Enix and Yahoo! Japan have worked together; their first project was the browser game Sengoku IXA.

I wonder what they have in store for us this time.

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Cool, sounds good!
I will have to see this.
I don’t go on yahoo often!


that looks really promising ..
will be looking forward to see how things will turn out to be !

thanks for sharing this Emily ^^ ~


This definitely holds promising possibilities! I can’t wait to see what they do!


Ooh. I wonder what this will be.


interesting smile
well looking forward to see raspberry



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