Dream Trigger 3D (no relation to Chrono Trigger – sorry!) might be best explained as a rhythm shooter. Enemies attack players with an explosion of bullets, but they’re usually invisible.

A couple drafts show different designs for the game’s two protagonists, Monkey and Trip.

Yuji Himukai drew a Disgaea 4 illustration for Nippon Ichi.

Shinji Mikami’s new studio Tango Gameworks is developing something, but they haven’t revealed any details about their project. Maybe this art work is a clue?

Sega formally announced Shining Hearts, a traditional RPG where you help an islander girl regain her heart. Tony Taka who did the artwork for Shining Wind will reprise his role for Shining Hearts.

Neptune goes beyond console-tans. Compile Heart has moe parodies of video game companies too.

Because you and your party of mercenaries may be sailing in them.

This Rez artwork comes from Katsumi Yokota, Art Director, and was dug out from various team member’s hard drives just so you can look at it.

And mercenaries too. The latest The Last Story blog post also explains where both soldier classes stand in the game’s world.

Sparkster, the hero from Rocket Knight Adventures, left the Kingdom of Zephyrus fifteen years ago. Axel Gear, Sparkster’s rival, filled his shoes and partnered with a curly tailed ally.

Ys vs. Sora no Kiseki, Falcom’s take on the growing RPG versus genre, takes characters from two separate series and throws them in a fighting game.

With all of the fancy graphics technology out there wouldn’t it be awesome to see a Zelda game just like this concept art?

Hyung-tae Kim, a manhwa artist known for his work on the Magna Carta games, is helping Nippon Ichi with Last Rebellion as a guest illustrator.

A curious question you probably never asked is answered in this video.