Harrison is travelling through space in order to make it home after his ship is destroyed, and will be affected by gravitational forces along the way.

J.J. Rockets, the neat Mega Man-like game where you play as the President of the United States who transforms into a superhero that destroys mutants, was only released in Japan and unfortunately even if you’re in Japan you can’t play it.

Instead of giving Final Fantasy V a full 3D remake, Square Enix is porting the Game Boy Advance version to iOS and Android. Final Fantasy V Advance added new bosses like Enuo and four job classes: Necromancer, Cannoneer, Oracle, and Gladiator.

Final Fantasy V is headed to smartphones later this month.

Namco Bandai made a scaled down a Dragon Ball fighting game for smartphones. Dragon Ball: Tap Battle lets players do techniques like Final Flash with ease.

Following in the footsteps of Persona 3 Social and Persona 4: The Card Battle, Index announced a social game based on Devil Survivor 2.

HyperDevbox worked with Idea Factory and turned the PSP game Spectral Souls into a smartphone title. They used the same porting prowess to bring the tactical RPG Blazing Souls Accelate to iPhone and Android.

The match three puzzle game meets Pokémon made a fortune for GungHo Online Entertainment which now owns Gravity Games, Game Arts, Acquire, and Grasshopper Manufacture.

SNK Playmore brought Metal Slug 2 to iPhone and Android last month. Now we’re getting Metal Slug X, a remix of Metal Slug 2, on both smartphones.

With help from GREE, Square Enix made a new Mana game. However, Legend of the Holy Sword: Circle of Mana isn’t like the other action oriented Mana titles.

Kemco, the company behind 16-bit RPGs like Fantasy Chronicle, has a brand new title for Android devices. Link of Hearts follows Daichi and Lili, a boy and a girl who live in a peaceful village.

Ark of the Ages puts you in the role of a knight of the Royal Order, who has been sent to Emilie village to investigate a series of recent incidents.

Sword Art Online: End World is based on the popular anime series, but instead of playing as Kirito you create an original character.

Kickstarter backers will get a shiny Ouya on March 28. Games like Final Fantasy III, Saturday Morning RPG, Double Fine’s The Cave, and Shadowrun Online are in development for the Android OS console.