Cave’s home version of Mushihime-sama Futari sold enough copies to join the Xbox 360 Platinum Collection in Japan. That means you can get Mushihime-sama Futari Ver. 1.5 for about half price, even if you have a US coded Xbox 360.

Guwange is an interesting beast. At first glance, it looks like a traditional vertical scrolling bullet hell shooter, but start playing, and you’ll find a unique, complex, and surprisingly enjoyable challenge.

…with a special four-day discount at launch.

Michiru Yamane is working on half the soundtrack to Mushihimesama Bug Panic on the iPhone.

Instead of another arcade port, Cave created an adventure game where Reco tosses bombs at bugs.

An ongoing Cave survey asks fans what Cave games they’d like to see on the iPhone.

We spoke with Makoto Asada, Producer and Game Development Department Manager, about the first English version of Guwange, their Xbox Live Arcade debut, and asked your reader questions.

Guwange, Cave’s first Xbox Live Arcade game, is less than a month away.

I’m working on a Cave interview that covers Guwange, but it’s not specifically going to be about Guwange, it’s about Cave.

Cave’s Masa KING interviews Kenichi Maeyamada and Shoichiro Hirata, both of whom composed music for Dodonpachi Resurrection on the iPhone.

Rising Star Games have reportedly already picked up one Cave shooter for publishing. Cave recommend that you let them know if you want more.

We’re not sure what kind of game Mushihime-sama Bug Panic is though since the teaser trailer doesn’t say much.

You may have played Dodonpachi Resurrection on an iPhone. On November 25, you can play it on a console.

Not convinced a Cave shooter works on an iPhone or iPod touch? Then download Dodonpachi Resurrection Lite.