As I mentioned prior, Disgaea: Netherworld Unbound is for those who own an Android Phone (Me! Me!) and love the Disgaea series. To be released in Fall 2011, this will take the gameplay system of the original Disgaea: Hour...
As I have mentioned before, on the New Tales of website there were two different games mentioned - the first being Tales of Innocence R for the Playstation Vita, and the other one has recently been announced as Tales...
Clan of Champions, also known in as Gladiator Vs, which whilst being published by Acquire in Japan, is being picked up by Nippon Ichi Software America for English release. The big surprise however is that while the game is...
Earlier this year, Nippon Ichi Software in Japan released an Android Phone application for their much loved Disgaea gaming series - which from the looks of it, basically allowed you to create your party and navigate around a Item...
Today at an event held by Nippon Ichi Software America, both Disgaea 4 (Mentioned in the Previous Article) and Hyperdimension Neptunia Mk.2 have been announced for English distribution. Having released the first game in the series earlier this year,...
Whilst there has not been an official press release from NIS America (and I will update once it becomes available through), it has been reported that the Playstation Vita remake of Disgaea 3 - Disgaea 3 Return, will be...
Persona 4: The Ultimate in Mayonaka Arena for the Arcade, Playstation 3 and XBox360 consoles have already had a number of character reveals - namely all the playable characters from Persona 4 alongside Aigis - but that is not...
For those of you who have not swarmed onto Youtube to watch this trailer yet, this is a trailer for the upcoming Square Enix game Final Fantasy XIII-2, a sequel to... you guessed it... Final Fantasy XIII. Keeping what...
You may recall early in the month and late last month that Namco Bandai released two Prologue trailers for Dark Souls, their upcoming Demons Souls "sequel" which is to be released on the Playstation 3 in Japan and both...
Some companies like to use the same title for their releases, only with different numbers at the end such as Final Fantasy I - XIV. Some companies like to run many spin-off series for one franchise (Eg. Shin Megami...