Cing and Nintendo demonstrate how the animation for Hotel Dusk: Room 215 and Last Window: The Secret of Cape West was created.

Europe is getting an English version and Play-Asia sent us an e-mail saying they’re stocking it.

Nintendo is utilizing their Last Window trademark and localizing the sequel to Hotel Dusk: Room 215 as Last Window: The Secret of Cape West… for Europe.

It’s different enough that it’ll be a new experience that’s worth playing, although, almost all other aspects of the game feel like they’ve already been outdone by Cing’s previous efforts.

Cing, the developers of Hotel Dusk and co-developer of Little King’s Story, file for bankruptcy following liabilities of 256 million yen.

Hotel Dusk developer Cing and Tecmo are developing crime mystery game for the Nintendo DS. In Again: Eye of Providence you guide Jonathan Weaver who sees the past and present simultaneously.

It wasn’t announced at Nintendo’s Media Summit, but it appears Nintendo has plans to release Last Window, a direct sequel to Hotel Dusk, overseas.

The year is 1980. Setting, Los Angeles. It is dark, and a man steps out of the wagon stopped in front of Cape West Apartments.

Did you know Little King’s Story had a multiplayer feature that had to be scrapped from the final build of the game?

Nintendo released a trailer for Last Window: Midnight Promise which shows new puzzles and the game’s story mode.

Because we have ‘em. These screens of the Hotel Dusk: Room 215 sequel show puzzles and Kyle interrogating Steve.

The last Monster Rancher game came out three years ago. You may have forgotten what a Suezo is. Maybe you don’t know what a Suezo is.

The full title is Last Window: Mayonaka no Yakusoku (Last Window: Midnight Promise) and is developed, as you’d expect, by Cing.

In Again: Eye of Providence you play as Jonathan Weaver, a FBI agent with the power to see in the past.