The first game announced under the Sega and Aiming partnership was Towa no Tsurugi. It’s also a MMO style game mixed with shmup elements. Towa no Tsurugi looks kind of like The Red Star or Mirror War from L&K.

Sega is making a bigger push into the mobile market with help from Aiming. The two companies are working on a couple of multiplayer mobile games like the combat oriented, side scrolling game Record of Phantom Tower Griffon.

Gunman Clive creator Bertil Hörberg answers a few quick questions regarding the sales of his hit game and his future plans.

Adways.it and Mutations Studio has a different approach to bringing over Western games which focuses on culturalization. They picked up Burn the Rope from Canadian developer Big Blue Bubble and published in Japan with new artwork.

The 3,200 yen ($31) CD has classic tracks like the “Final Fantasy V Main Theme” and “Clash on the Big Bridge.” First print copies have an illustration from Yoshitaka Amano as a bonus.

Hello Kitty Run!Run!Run! has over 200 jobs for Sanrio’s iconic and silent cat. Actually, these are “Windup Kitties” kind of like Sega’s forgotten Clockwork Knight character.

This collaboration has completely redesigned “dungeons” with Evangelion graphics and angels as enemies. You can also get Shinji, Rei, Asuka, and Mari Makinami as party members instead of the usual dragons and slimes.

Capcom have announced that the trilogy will be released on May 30th.

Natsume are going to be bringing two more Gabrielle games to iOS platforms, along with a new Reel Fishing game and a new I.P. called Ninja Climb.

Capcom are holding a sale for two of their games on iOS—Street Fighter IV and Resident Evil 4: iPad Edition.

GungHo Online Entertainment has a crossover with Rebuild of Evangelion that adds characters from the movie series. They even made an Eva gacha dragon!

Puzzle & Dragons has been a huge hit for GungHo Online Entertainment, generating millions of dollars in revenue. Curious to see what made Puzzle & Dragons’ a massive success in Japan, Siliconera spoke to CEO Kazuki Morishita.

While some companies are pulling out of E3, other companies are stepping in. Other companies like Bonds of the Skies developer Kemco.

Super Robot Taisen is getting the inevitable card battling game conversion that all popular anime and game series get. Super Robot Taisen: Card Chronicle went live with 35 different mecha series in it.