With The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky coming out March 29, 2011, you’d think it a bit late for a pre-order promotion. But here it is, at the last second. XSEED has a deal ready and waiting for anyone who’s placed a pre-order for the forthcoming PSP, or who’s even thinking about pre-ordering before March 10, 2011. Of course, you already know about all this if you’ve signed up for XSEED’s email newsletter…

With 2010 coming to a close in a few weeks, many people are shopping for a 2011 calendar to write down doctor’s appointments, birthdays, vacations, and other important events throughout the year. But instead of getting yet another yawn-inducing calendar that features pictures of the seasons, landscapes, or animals, why not geek out a bit and get one with a video game theme?

XSEED gave gamers the opportunity to get a limited edition of Ys 7, and it’s doing the same with Ys: The Oath in Felghana. People interested in the PSP retelling of Ys III can go for a standard edition that just comes with the game for $29.99, or a slightly more comprehensive and useful $39.99 limited edition…

Square Enix has just announced the preorder offers for Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers, which seems appropriate since the game will be out December 26, 2009. Like most companies, there isn’t going to be one set preorder deal. Depending on where you order your copy of the game, you may be privy to one of three different incentives.

If you’re looking to save a little money, the preorder at GameStop. You won’t get any special memorabilia, but you’ll pay $44.99 instead of $49.99. It’s a nice alternative if you’re low on cash.

People who love the music from the Final Fantasy series should head to Best Buy. You’ll pay full price for the game, but you’ll get a CD sampler that includes tracks from the game’s soundtrack. Since Square Enix hasn’t revealed yet if the soundtrack will be available on iTunes, this is a good way to guarantee you’ll get the music.

The final preorder deal is available through Amazon and may just be the best of the bunch…

Club Nintendo sent out an email today (July 14, 2009) announcing the free reward for Elite Status members.

The rewards are based on status with Platinum members being able to choose from two rewards and Gold status members having only one choice…