“As of now, it’ll still remain a secret as to what kind of title we’ll be releasing next, but I can say that the staff members are still doing great.”

The Witch and the Hundred Knight came out on July 25 and over the past few months Nippon Ichi polished the game post release with patches. A new update adds a sort function in the store which should make it easier to buy and sell stuff.

Be A Man! Samurai School: Japan, This Is What’s Called Being A Man! will have moments scattered throughout daily school life where you’ll be tasked with disciplining yourself.

Sega even managed to get the original voice actors for the characters to do new lines just for this collaboration.

Project Diva F 2nd will re-make some classic Diva songs alongside new costumes to go with the tunes. One of them is “Ura-Omote Lovers” from wowaka-P

Bravely Default: For the Sequel is receiving stellar reviews from game critics, which appears to have taken its developers by surprise.

Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII made its debut in Japan last week, and a report from sales tracker Media Create gives us a better idea of how it did.

Unchained Blades developer FuRyu are working on a PlayStation Vita “harem” game based on the To Love-Ru manga.

Sega have erected a 20th anniversary website for their Virtua Fighter series of fighting games.

Namco Bandai have filed trademarks in Japan for “Tales of Asteria” and “Tales of Kanade” in Japan.

Rune Factory developer Neverland will be ceasing operations, the company has announced via its official website.

Three more costumes are available in Japan as paid downloadable content and this video has a look at the Cosmos Curator, Moogle Queen, and Celestial outfits.

Puzzle & Dragons is getting more feathered friends thanks to a crossover with the Final Fantasy Tactics spinoff Crystal Defenders. Characters from Square Enix’s game including moogles, marlboros, and chocobos will be in the match three puzzle RPG.

All one million free copies of Dragon Quest for iOS and Android are gone… after about two days. Square Enix’s goal is to get smartphone gamers into the Dragon Quest as a whole since eight games in the series are coming over, so they changed the promotion.

Soon, you’ll be able to play Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus on a TV. Producer Kenichiro Takaki tweeted an update that adds support for PlayStation Vita TV has finished a check and will be released shortly.

Namco Bandai will bring joy to those in the world hoping to see Alisa prancing about in a Santa outfit—but you may have to wait a little bit to unwrap the present.