Namco Bandai are holding a “Tales Of” skit design contest for North America and Europe, challenging fans to create their own skit like in the Tales games.

Sales tracker Media-Create speculates that not many of the series’ fans were lost in the gap between 2006 and now.

Tecmo Koei has an elaborate limited edition bundle for Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate with a Kasumi 3D mousepad, Momoji mousepad, life size tapestries, and an Ultimate Sexy Costume code.

You can dress up your Fantasy Earth Zero character as Lloyd, Estelle, Tio, Joshua, and a bunch of other characters from Falcom’s Legend of Heroes series.

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.

Sega has a new Hatsune Miku arcade machine for Japan. Hatsune Miku Project Diva Arcade Future Tone boasts more polygons and detailed textures for the game models.

Nippon Ichi introduced new characters and features in The Witch And The Hundred Knights, including one that will have you raiding villages.

A magazine scan for One Piece: Unlimited World Red shows Luffy, Sanji, Roronoa Zoro, and Tony Tony Chopper fighting a humongous dragon.

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

Namco Bandai is porting the One Piece Romance Dawn PSP game to Nintendo 3DS. A small blurb in Shonen Jump dates One Piece Romance Dawn for August 8.

Logy is one of the two alchemists in Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky, but his play style looks more like Awin who crushes enemies with a giant hammer than the game’s other alchemist.

Square Enix have set up a YouTube page where they’ll be sharing exclusive footage from their E3 showings.