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Because the Wii Shop Channel is offline, this title is no longer available on the console. The other character chapters were available for 300 points each. The Gathering Chapter and both parts of the Final Chapter were bundled together for 800 points. The base game (consisting of the Prologue, Ceodore's Chapter, and Kain's Chapter) was 800 points. The game was initially released outside of Japan on WiiWare in nine chapters. The game's feel remained similar to Final Fantasy IV, with sprites being used rather than 3D graphics. Executive Producer Takashi Tokita has stated the game was released this way so that players would anticipate new chapters like an anime or manga series, and cited the game Live A Live as an inspiration. Like the earlier cellphone game Before Crisis -Final Fantasy VII-, the game was released in an episodic format, with a series of thirteen chapters (or nine tales on the Wii) from February 18th to December 24th, 2008. The game was originally released for the NTT Docomo FOMA 903i series of phones, and later released for au EZ Web on May 15th, 2008, and Yahoo! Keitai on November 4th, 2008.

Final Fantasy IV The After: Return of the Moon). Until the WiiWare version appeared, the title was Final Fantasy IV: The After ( ファイナルファンタジーIV ジ・アフター -月の帰還-, Fainaru Fantajī IV Ji Afutā - Tsuki no Kikan - ?, lit. Final Fantasy IV The After Years: Return of the Moon) is a sequel to Final Fantasy IV, originally released for Japanese mobile phones on February 18, 2008. Final Fantasy IV: The After Years ( ファイナルファンタジーIV ジ・アフターイヤーズ -月の帰還-, Fainaru Fantajī IV Ji Afutā Iyāzu - Tsuki no Kikan - ?, lit.