Recently, Siliconera caught up with Manfred Linzner, co-founder of Nanostray developer Shin’en to discuss the company’s past, present and future.

While Crash-Course Domo and White-Water Domo are new for us, they were originally part of a Game Boy Advance game.

Speaking of Rocket Company, they dabbled in strategy RPGs before focusing on English training games for the DS. Ultra Garrison: Monster Attack is their contribution to the genre and it’s like Super Robot Taisen with Ultraman.

Now that Siliconera has grown to include the voices of many talented writers, readers may want to know what these writers think about current…

Thanks to two years of fan-translation efforts I finally had a chance to play Mother 3.  After putting a handful of hours in, I’m amazed…

On June 12 the Banpresto label of Namco Bandai has another game in the Super Robot Taisen series coming to the PSP. However, if you…

Sting has Knights in the Nightmare scheduled to come out on July 17 in Japan and if you missed out on the previous Dept. Heaven…

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Last year, I discovered an ESRB rating for Samurai Deeper Kyo, which was likely related to the anime series and a Game Boy…

While the Nintendo DS is popular in Korea, the Game Boy Advance was never officially released there. However, the PC is king and there…

Visteon modified their Game Boy Advance automobile entertainment console and crammed it into the back of a headrest. The screen looks crisp, but it…

Kitsune Sniper pointed out something (thanks!!) I was absolutely unaware of. Atari snapped up the rights for Shin-Chan and released two Game Boy Advance games…

Three years ago Banpresto released a Shin-Chan game ripe with movie parodies. Crayon Shin-Chan: Arashi wo Yobu Cinema Land no Daibouken is a basic…

Nintendo has a small, but legal presence in mainland China under a different moniker. All of the products get an iQue sticker on them and…