Square Enix still hasn’t said anything about Mini Ninjas: Hiro’s Adventure, but the game is in the works.

If you played Shadowgate or Deja Vu on the NES, The Sword of Hope games use the same interface and adds battles.

It is the Edo Period in Japan. A mysterious group of bandits calling itself “The Back Ship Gang” appears on a black ship in Greater Edo Harbor…

Not content with Japan alone, black-and-white Dracula is going to swim across the ocean.

Worried that Pokémon Conquest won’t be released in PAL regions? Don’t be.

Sega also had a rating filed for Defenders of the Oasis, another Game Gear title.

One Piece: Unlimited Cruise SP2 is setting sail for PAL territories.

The news comes from Australia where Samurai Shodown IV was rated with Nintendo as the publisher.

Iron Galaxy worked with Capcom to create Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike Online Edition for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade. Their next project might be an Xbox Live Arcade game called Wreckateer.

Rising Star Games haven’t officially announced Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns for European release, but the game was recently rated in Australia.

Malicious popped up in another rating board today, Australia’s Classification’s Board, with Sony Computer Entertainment as the publisher. Looks like Malicious’ international debut isn’t too far off.

WayForward say the Nintendo eShop game will be released simultaneously in the U.S., Europe and Australia.

This week, Capcom announced they were going to release Sour Patch Kids: World Gone Sour for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade. They may have picked up the publishing rights for a downloadable first person shooter too.

Australia’s Classifications Board leaked one of Square Enix’s future releases.