'''Final Fantasy IV: The After Years''' is the sequel to [[Final Fantasy IV]], taking place seventeen years after the original. The game follows a number of characters, including those from the original title and a few new characters. The After Years is broken up into 13 chapters over 11 "tales", largely modeled after the serialized format of many manga. Each tale tells the story of one character contemporaneously with the others.
'''Final Fantasy IV: The After Years''' is the sequel to [[Final Fantasy IV]], taking place seventeen years after the original. The game follows a number of characters, including those from the original title and a few new characters. The After Years is broken up into 13 chapters over 11 "tales", largely modeled after the serialized format of many manga. Each tale tells the story of one character contemporaneously with the others.
The game's chapters were originally released for [[mobile|mobile phone]]s in Japan between February 18 and December 24, [[2008]]. An enhanced [[WiiWare]] port was released in [[2009]]. It was remade for [[iOS]] and [[Android]] in [[2013]].
The game's chapters were originally released for [[mobile|mobile phone]]s in Japan between [[February 18]] and [[December 24]], [[2008]]. At the [[2009]] Game Developers Conference, an American release was announced for the [[Wii]]'s [[WiiWare]] service. In America the chapters will be spread out from [[June 1]] to [[September 7]], 2009.
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Final Fantasy IV: The After Years is the sequel to Final Fantasy IV, taking place seventeen years after the original. The game follows a number of characters, including those from the original title and a few new characters. The After Years is broken up into 13 chapters over 11 "tales", largely modeled after the serialized format of many manga. Each tale tells the story of one character contemporaneously with the others.
The game's chapters were originally released for mobile phones in Japan between February 18 and December 24, 2008. An enhanced WiiWare port was released in 2009. It was remade for iOS and Android in 2013.
