There’s great news for you Final Fantasy lovers, this game will be available in North America, Europe, and Australia.  With two consoles competing for attention, both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 offer custom-design consoles featuring the lead character Lightning.  Although the PS3 version is only available in Japan, the “exclusive official” Final Fantasy XIII bundles for Xbox 360 is available for the rest of the world to enjoy. The Xbox 360 were Elite Final Fantasy XIII bundle will include a Xbox 360 250GB Elite hardware, two wireless controllers, AV cable, headset, network cable and a copy of Final Fantasy XIII at $399.99.

It will be released on Mar. 9 and will be available while supplies last.

In addition, a limited number of Final Fantasy XIII Limited Edition Faceplates created by designer Tetsuya Nomura will be available promotionally in the U.S., Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

The company previously sold the Xbox 360 250GB SKU in a Modern Warfare 2 bundle last Nov.

Final Fantasy XIII is the latest entry in the RPG franchise and the first franchise SKU to be released to the Xbox 360.

Computer Engineer Barbie still has her trademark cascade of blond hair, impossibly small waist, feet frozen on tiptoes to slide into her high heels and a whole lot of hot pink.

Mattel unveiled Barbie’s 125th and 126th career which was decided based on votes that poured in from her fans all over the world. News Anchor Barbie won the Girls’ vote and became Barbie’s 125th career in Barbie’s I Can Be doll series, but Barbie also unleashed a surprise on us – Barbie’s 126th career. According to Lauren Dougherty, director of Barbie marketing for Mattel, voting for the Computer Engineer Barbie became viral amongst female engineers and other women in the tech industry, so much so, that many, many votes also poured in for a Computer Engineer career for . Because this popular vote went to Computer Engineer Barbie, Mattel couldn’t resist but to reward Barbie with a 126th career choice as well.

Computer Engineer Barbie was designed with the help of the Society of Women Engineers, who hope she will inspire young women to enter the profession.

“As a computer engineer, Barbie will show girls that women can design products that have an important and positive impact on people’s everyday lives,” said Nora Lin, president of the Society of Women Engineers.

The Barbie doll was created in 1959. Her previous jobs have included astronaut, U.S. president, ballerina, princess, paratrooper and McDonald’s cashier.