Namco Bandai revisit the world of Tales of Xillia with Tales of Xillia 2, featuring both familiar and new faces.

Last week saw a slate of new releases in Japan, with Namco Bandai’s The Idolm@ster Shiny Festa taking the top spot.

Square Enix are going to release hit RPG, Bravely Default: Flying Fairy, as a download title on the Nintendo eShop on November 1st.

So, Bravely Default: Playing Brage takes place 200 years after Bravely Default: Flying Fairy. The two games directly connect to each other through a costume.

Square Enix is working on a Bravely Default title for PC with an even weirder name – Bravely Default: Praying Brage.

Last week’s biggest release in Japan was The Little Battlers W, the newest game in Level 5′s mecha series, but it wasn’t actually very “big” at all.

Square Enix is expanding Bravely Default: Flying Fairy with a free to play PC game. The Bravely Default PC game will start an open beta test on November 11.

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy has been a strong seller for Square Enix, and now there are costumes from it in their MMO, Fantasy Earth Zero.

Sales tracker, Media Create, report that Bravely Default sold through 85.68% of its initial shipment.

Square Enix’s brand new role-playing game enjoys a great first-week debut.

Tomoya Asano, the producer of Bravely Default, was hanging around Tsutaya and Shinjuku checking out the DS station, the area where you can StreetPass with the store.

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy has a unique summoning system where you can call your friends to fight battles. Well, friends *and* mega media retailer Tsutaya.

Following in the footsteps of The 3rd Birthday, Square Enix has Bravely Default: Flying Fairy tightly integrated into their Square Enix members program.

If you register your copy of Bravely Default: Flying Fairy with Square Enix members you can get a bonus costume made by the character designer from Robotics;Notes.