Ah, that trademark Battle Princess of Arcadias trademark filed by Nippon Ichi Software was for a new game! Dengeki PlayStation has a feature on Battle Princess of Arcadias, which is an upcoming action RPG for PlayStation 3.

Gust gave us a look at some of the fields in Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky. Just like other games, you can find collectibles on the ground indicated by sparkles. These items can be used in Escha and Logy’s alchemy recipes.

It’s a shooting game special for Xbox 360 owners with Shooting Love 10th Anniversary: XIIZeal & Delta Zeal and Dodonpachi Saidaioujou.

Nokko uses her futuristic technology to slow time which gives players more time to react. Using the slow time power might make it easier to learn the advanced techniques shown in the beginning of the video.

Delta Factory’s fighting game Phantom Breaker was re-released in arcades as Phantom Breaker: Another Code. A new version is scheduled to come out in a few days that adds Infinity, the game’s final boss, as a playable character.

Square Enix updated the Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII site with a tour of the Dead Dunes, a desert and ruins area in the upcoming game.

Here’s a closer look at Conception II’s “Turn-based Positioning Battle” system, where you’ll be fighting enemies from a 360 degree angle.

Detune announced today that KORG M01D has been delayed to June for various reasons.

A number of new Digimon can be seen in both new trailers for Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode. These include V-mon, Woodmon, Tyrannomon, Magnamon and more.

The latest trailer for New Etrian Odyssey: Millennium Girl introduces Frederica Irving, the amnesiac Gunner that’s on the game’s cover.

Marvelous AQL have shipped/sold 65,000 copies of Valhalla Knights 3 thus far.

Namco Bandai’s first trailer for “multi action adventure” One Piece: Unlimited World Red shows off 4-player co-op, fishing and more.

Atlus have released a new trailer for Dragon’s Crown that shows off a bunch of different systems from the game.

Beast Saga is the spiritual successor of the ’80s Battle Beasts toys. Since Takara Tomy took a step back from the video game business, Nippon Columbia picked up the Beast Saga license and made a three player brawler where you fight other beasts in an arena.