To remind everyone that Square Enix has more than just Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts on their Japanese front, the publisher will be showcasing two new games at Tokaigi Game Party 2015 this weekend. First up is a PlayStation 4 game mysteriously called Project Code Z. We’ve got nothing ...
It may seem like a dying console but Nintendo’s Wii U gets some pretty heavy advertising in Japan, in addition to future exclusive releases to help push sales. One such title is Koei Tecmo’s upcoming Fatal Frame: The Black Haired Shrine Maiden, which just put out a trailer showing ...
Imagine what Nintendo games would look like in Ukiyo-e art form?
A couple of years back, Square Enix released an episodic Final Fantasy for mobile phones in Japan. Obviously us non-Japanese heathens weren’t privy to it then.