Yes, you read right. Batman is indeed making his way to GungHo’s Puzzle & Dragons. Alongside him are trusty pal Robin and arch-nemesis the Joker. Catwoman’s a part of the collaboration, too.

GungHo producer Daisuke Yamamoto teases a new game he’ll be working on, along with his dreams for the future.

Here’s Punishment Punch Girl, a nutty smartphone game that challenges players to beat the stuffing out of perverts.

By “new,” we mean entirely new to the universe. No Metal slimes here! Instead, we’ve got three monsters who will be making life difficult for you when you land in Dragon Quest X’s brand new continent.

My Little Sister Can’t Be This Cute has made its way at last to the iPhone as a free game.

Sega are bringing a couple of their games over to smartphones this winter, starting with Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, their stylish crossover racer.

Last year, Sega announced an RPG titled where you transform into and fight against demons. No, it isn’t Shin Megami Tensei. It’s called Demon Tribe and the game will be available this winter in English.

CyberConnect 2, who’ve made games such as JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle and Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm, also occasionally work on RPGs like Solatorobo and Death God Messiah.

In Sliding Angel, players pick from one of several ladies who have to race down a waterslide, picking up coins and avoiding obstacles such as octopi.

Wow. Capcom sure is stuffing Monster Hunter Big Game Hunting Quest full of extra modes.

That’s the question Siliconera asked Takashi Tokita who has been working with the Final Fantasy series starting with FFIII and FFIV. We also talked to Tokita about the 3D remake of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years and one of his unlocalized RPGs, Live A Live.

Angry Birds Go!, a kart racer based on the Angry Birds franchise, appears to be more than willing to spice up the kart racing genre.

Metal Gear Solid: Social Ops stood out from other social games because it was shown with full 3D graphics and just like other Metal Gear games you could sneak around the battlefield.

This spin-off of the popular Berserk series puts players in charge of their own mercenary company, recruiting soldiers to form ranks of cavalry, swordsmen or archers and then sending them off to battle.

While Monster Hunter does technically let one fight with a musical instrument, I personally think we need characters running around with harps and lutes blasting out riffs that blow enemies apart.

It’s a joyful, simple video full of the themes and music Dragon Quest players love, and also gives us snapshot cuts of NPCs we’ll interact with such as Mishua and Crows.