Square Enix have provided shipment figures for a few of their major recent releases.

Heroes of Ruin, n-Space’s attempt at creating a Diablo-like game for the Nintendo 3DS, has not sold satisfactorily says studio co-founder, Dan O’Leary.

Nintendo gave me an early look at the Nintendo 3DS XL and, yes, the XL has a much larger screen. Here’s a side by side comparison of Heroes of Ruin running on a standard 3DS and a 3DS XL.

One of the artists on Heroes of Ruin, Square Enix’s upcoming dungeon crawler for the Nintendo 3DS, shared concept art for the game’s environments.

A demo for Heroes of Ruin will go up on the U.S. Nintendo eShop next week on July 5th

While North America won’t see the game for another month, Heroes of Ruin is out in Europe today.

A Heroes of Ruin demo is headed to the Nintendo eShop in Europe, and as a pleasant surprise, it will have both online and offline co-op.

Sega haven’t said much about Rhythm Thief and the Emperor’s Treasure, but apparently, the Nintendo 3DS rhythm game is still on its way.

A new multiplayer trailer for Heroes of Ruin shows the game’s four classes teaming up to take on all sorts of monsters and demons.

A “richer Nintendo 3DS software lineup” will be announced around the time of E3, says Nintendo president, Satoru Iwata.

Europeans will also get the same pre-order bonuses as North America for Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy.

Entire item sets will be tough to collect, Square say, and will require multiple playthroughs.

Square and n-Space show off co-op play with a ranged character and a melee character.

Square Enix also plans to release daily downloadable challenges with new trials and rewards.