Square Enix definitely has a lot on their hands - so many titles, so little time. RPGamer was lucky enough to get themselves in SE's office, and came out with both good and bad news.

First up, the good news:

• Final Fantasy Tactics A2 will come to the US
• Final Fantasy IV will come to the US
• Kingdom Hearts 3 will finally be announced at this year's Tokyo Game Show
• Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary on June 26 at the PlayStation Store in San Fransisco
• 2008 will be Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest year

The bad news:

• Slowdown in FFT: The Lion War won't be removed
• No plans for Front Mission 5: Scars of War outside Japan
• No plans for Front Mission 1st on the DS
  
• FFXII: International will be for Japan only

Not too bad, eh? We feel for those deprived of their mecha goodness - let's just hope Squeenix gives the FM fans what they've been wishing for from Santa.

The folks over at Square Enix also re-confirmed that an MMO will grace the 360 and Vista. FFXI fans don't have to fear though, since they'll still get support and content like before. Similar to ArenaNet's Guild Wars, FFXI won't die out even when its sequel is born. No plans for Wii Virtual Console and PlayStation Store on PS3/PSP were revealed, but we'll keep you guys updated.

So you wanna dev for MMO's... not to mention a boatload of other game genres and platforms? Okay, BrainStorm Productions, with the sponsorship of Gas Powered Games and ArenaNet, announces the opening of registration for slots at this year's Game Employment Education Conference, to be held on February 24 at Meydenbauer Center, Bellevue, WA. Registration at showtime is US$ 60.00, but register now for lower entry rates.

Okay, the bennies. Aside from a bunch of speakers (TBA Jan. 19) who will talk about various aspects in the gaming industry, from game design to programming and marketing, attendees also get a chance to submit and upload resumes - you guys have graduated from college with an appropriate degree, right? - and take a sneak peek in the world of the game developer. Besides, you also get a chance at winning some prizes, and if you register before the end of this month, score some extras. In addition, because this event is sponsored by Gas Powered Games, the "Fun 'n' Games" portion of the conference will be all about fun with Supreme Commander.