Attending the annual Anime Expo next month? Aksys Games have today announced that they will be hold a number of events during the expo which may appeal to some of those fortunate enough to be attending
Perhaps the biggest event for...
Sony Computer Entertainment have today confirmed what free games will be available via the PlayStation Plus subscription service during the month of July 2014. As always, these titles will be downloadable through a subscribers 'Instant Games Collection' and available...
The detail will come later but the game will come to America, too. RT @AlejandroHerasM: @TecmoKoeiUS I know ... http://t.co/JHxnr9f5LI— Tecmo Koei America (@TecmoKoeiUS) June 25, 2014
Those interested in the fate of Ar Nosurge: Ode to an Unborn Star...
Ubisoft have today announced that their latest UbiArt Framework game Valiant Hearts: The Great War is now available as a digital download title on the PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 3, Xbox360 and Xbox One video game consoles from $19.95.
Developed by a...
With the iOS App Store in particular brimming with new games each and every week, there is a need for video game developers to offer something different from the norm while still fighting against the limitations of having no...
The team at Australian video game distributor Mindscape have today announced that they will indeed be publishing Ar Nosurge: Ode to an Unborn Star in Australia and New Zealand. The game is set to hit store shelves on September...
While Compile Heart games have been available in the international market for many years now, their titles have been spread across many different localizers / publishers. For example, both Hyperdimension Neptunia and Mugen Souls are series that NIS America have...
Bandai Namco Games have today revealed new details on a new mysterious character that is set to feature in the upcoming video game Dragon Ball Xenoverse for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One and Xbox360 video game platforms.
In...
When the distribution of GUST video games to western markets shifted from Nippon Ichi Software America (Who had handled both Atelier and Ar Tonelico series since the early years of the PS2 era) to Tecmo Koei, I think there was...