According to a report coming from Reuters, Square Enix President Yoichi Wada spoke with them about how Square Enix has done this past year and plans for the future.

Square Enix had a successful holiday season with their operating profit to be roughly in line with the forecast for the year that they set back in March of 2008. According to Mr. Wada ""Demand has been generally brisk" he continues his upbeat interview "The sluggish economy has not hurt us that much yet."

During the interview he mentions that Final Fantasy XII will be out for the PS 3 and Xbox 360, but will not be available for overseas market till April 2010 at the earliest. The game has a target of sometime in 2009 for the Japanese consoles. (We are going to guess around the holidays) He also states that Dragon Quest X(Ten) will be available for the Japan market to enjoy on March 28, but no mention of any offshore offerings.

Source: Guardian UK