Mighty No. 9 has finished its Kickstarter campaign, raising over $4 million USD for the game. Check out what you can expect at release.
Europe News
News from Europe
LAI Webshow: Going Gold, A Localized Journey
LAIzer to the rescue!
Wii U Firmware Update: Off-TV Play for Wii Games and More
That’s a BIG update!
Rain Launch Trailer Released
Get lost in a rain-soaked world in this upcoming title.
Press Release: Aloha – The Game
Hand drawn cartoon style graphics and a story mode that spans three different continents.
New Tales of Symphonia Chronicles Trailer
Tales of Symphonia Chronicles is showing off its new HD graphics.
(Europe) Devil Survivor 2 Arrives in October
The wait is almost over.
Nintendo Gains Large Stake In Panasonic’s PUX
Nintendo looks to want to expand its software development branch.
New Tales of Symphonia Chronicles Teaser Highlights Regal
Everyone’s favorite high-kicking tycoon never looked cooler in HD!
New English Trailer For Bravely Default
Bravely Default, now in English.
Final Fantasy XIV and Lightning Returns Crossover Reveal
It seems Lightning is capable of jumping through multiple dimensions
New Pokémon Origins Trailer, Western Release Date
A new Pokémon Origins trailer!
Hajime Isayama Wants to End Attack on Titan in 20 Volumes
Will Eren’s story come to a conclusion sooner than we expected?
South Park: The Stick of Truth Release Details Announced
Ubisoft made a couple of announcements about the RPG South Park: The Stick of Truth.
Nosgoth Receives Announcement Trailer and Seeks Beta Testers
Take part in the war between vampires and humans in Nosgoth.
RetroN 5 to Release on December 10th
Talk about having an awesome launch line-up!
Higurashi When They Cry Approved on Steam Greenlight
Hopefully, we will see more visual novels on Steam.
Tales of Xillia 2 First English Trailer Released
If you haven’t beaten Xillia yet, better get on it.
(Europe) Deception IV: Blood Ties Announced
Get a taste of the dark side.
Former Nintendo President Hiroshi Yamauchi Dead at 85
Yamauchi was the third President in Nintendo’s long history, serving from 1949 to 2002.