Deathsmiles, Deathsmiles IIX, Akai Katana, DoDonPachi Resurrection, Mushihimesama Futari and more in one bundle.

Cave are holding a special summer sale on their iOS games until Friday, August 17th.

Cave are doing a discount sale on iOS and Android to celebrate two years of their Cave World smartphone app site.

On Android devices, the games have a new a “Rendering Skip” feature to help deal with Android device differences.

Yes, you’ll be able to play DoDonPachi Resurrection on an American Xbox 360.

Shooter fans, you can thank Rising Star Games for bringing DoDonPachi Resurrection overseas.

Until the end of the day, Espgaluda II, Dodonpachi Resurrection, and Mushihimesama Bug Panic will all be sold over iTunes at a lower price than usual.

Here’s how you can play as Hibachi, Dodonpachi Resurrection’s secret boss.

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.

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.

When Dodonpachi Resurrection for iPhone releases on August 26th, it’ll come at a commemorative price of $4.99, £2.99 and €3.99 for four days.

A few months after its iPhone debut, Dodonpachi: Resurrection is coming to Xbox 360.

Dodonpachi Resurrection, the iPhone sequel to DoDonPachi Dai Ou Jou, has two modes. Arcade mode looks like what you would expect from a Cave shooter. iPhone mode, literally, has a twist.

The sequel to Dodonpachi is leaving arcades and coming to the iPhone.