CyberFront’s core business is releasing visual novels and bringing Western games to Japan. They brought Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars and Skullgirls to Japan.

Cyberfront, the company that brought Labyrinth Cross Blood Infinity to Vita and ported Aselia the Eternal to PSP, is teasing a new game. The only clue we have from the teaser site is D.O.

PlayStation 3 owners craving a shoot ‘em up should fire up their Japan region PlayStation Network account next week. Cyberfront, publisher of Mamoru-Kun on PlayStation 3, will release a demo on PSN.

Cyberfront went beyond a standard arcade port and added widescreen mode as an option in the PlayStation 3 version of Mamoru-Kun.

Possibly embarassing beach towel comes with Hyperdimension Neptunia in Korea.

Cyberfront is retooling arcade shooter Mamoru-kun for PlayStation 3. I said “retooling” since Cyberfront is adding features to the PS3 version like widescreen support.

Cyberfront is giving Mamoru-kun a new look on PlayStation 3. While the Xbox 360 version was a port of the arcade game, Mamoru-kun for PS3 is in widescreen HD.

DJ Max Portable 3 is getting an official release in Japan by visual novel publisher Cyberfront. The PSP game is slated for a winter release.

One of G. Rev’s shooters is getting an expanded PlayStation 3 port care of Cyberfront.

Curious to see what Strike Witches on the 360 is like in motion?

Keeping with their summer release window, 5pb set July 28 as the date for Memories Off: Yubikiri no Kioku.

Strike Witches: Wings of Silver lets players form a squad of three out of the eleven characters

Famitsu formally announced Cyberfront’s Strike Witches shmup. The game is called Strike Witches: Wings of Silver and Japan gets it this summer.

Cyberfront is porting Akatsuki no Amaneka to Aoi Kyojin (Dawn of Amaneka and The Gigantic Azure Deity) from PCs to PSP and Xbox 360. Pre-order it and you get an ecchi gift.

The Bioshock franchise has been shopped around in Japan, and not very smartly at that. Cyberfront picked the PC version up and are only localizing the manual.

We often talk about the opposite, that is bringing Japanese games to the West, but what about moving in the other direction?