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.

Cave are running a big Espgaluda II promotion to commemorate the release of Espgaluda II HD on iPad 2.

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.

We confirmed with Cave the Platinum Collection version will be region free too. So, if you missed the manic shooter last year you can grab Espgaluda II for 2,940 yen ($35) at the end of April.

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

When Cave decided to port EspGaluda II to the iPhone, Cave programmer, Yuma Matsuda, thought someone at the company had gone mad.

Shoot-em-up developer Cave reveal what shoot-em-ups they feel resonate with a western audience.

Cave wants to know.

Details on Cave’s EspGaluda II demo and a patch for 3rd generation iPod touch owners.

Maniac shooter masters, Cave, just put EspGaluda II on the iPhone app store. Really, an actual port of EspGaluda II! We spoke with Yukihiro Masaki, Mobile Manager, about developing the iPhone version and Cave’s future plans for the iPhone platform.

Now we know why the iPhone version of EspGaluda II is silky smooth. It’s only compatible with the iPhone 3GS, not first generation iPhones.

Maniac shooter developer Cave is creating an iPhone version of EspGaluda II. No, this isn’t an early April Fool’s joke.