Capcom reveal how they went about carrying out the auditions for Aero’s voice in Japan.

Street Fighter IV producer, Yoshinori Ono, feels that Street Fighter III was too inaccessible, and compares Street Fighter IV to a class reunion of sorts.

Team Ninja’s two upcoming Ninja Gaiden games each have a different focus.

This information comes via the most amusing third-party Iwata Asks yet.

New heroine, Aero, is first in line to have her dialogue recorded for Legends 3.

Pro Evo executive producer, Shinji Enomoto, says that the development staff motion capture themselves for the series’ in-game animations.

These same female players also send Koei chocolates, addressed to the series’ various warlords every year on Valentine’s Day.

Mega Man Legends 3 director, Masakazu Eguchi, has an important message for fans.

Before Nintendo developed the NES, they created the Game & Watch series of systems.

Tetsuya Takahashi and Hironobu Sakaguchi talk about Xenoblade, The Last Story, their time at Squaresoft, and what makes an RPG.

Atlus, as the game’s publisher, requested certain changes be made to the concept design.

Ever wondered how an alien is motion-captured for computer graphics?

A fascinating account of how the Professor Layton series was conceived by Level 5 president, Akihiro Hino.

Nintendo 3DS producer reveals the reason behind his StreetPass “counter-attack.”