Active Gaming Media were initially based in Tokyo until 2008, after which they shifted their main headquarters to Osaka, in Japan’s Kansai region.

After finishing Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, Hajime Tabata went on to reimagine Aya Brea, the lead character in the Parasite Eve series. Since ten years have lapsed since the last game in the series Tabata and the team decided to focus on Aya’s return.

That means its time for Aya to trigger her Liberation move.

Development of The 3rd Birthday switched to PSP and director Hajime Tabata told us he was focused on making the graphics on par with a console game. But, what if Tabata and his team had more development time?

Square Enix USA is promoting The 3rd Birthday in North America with combat videos instead of costume reveals.

English event scenes, Aya’s weapon bank, and many more Twisted monsters to see.

Square Enix Europe released a launch trailer for The 3rd Birthday, a month ahead of its April 1st release.

Torn clothes, shower scenes, bunny outfits…you’ve already seen it all in The 3rd Birthday. The ESRB, however, only got their first good look at the game recently.

While you may know Aya Brea and Kyle Madigan, The 3rd Birthday introduces a new crowd of CTI members. If you don’t know Hyde Bohr from Blank flip through these dossier files for information about the PSP game’s cast.

Aya Brea celebrates her 3rd Birthday on March 29.

Aya Brea is born in 1973… and is found unconscious outside of St. Thomas Cathedral in Manhattan in 2010.

Square Enix have been gathering data on The 3rd Birthday players via their Members program.

Director Hajime Tabata popped up on Twitter to tell fans there won’t be any downloadable content for The 3rd Birthday.

The 3rd Birthday is loaded with inside jokes and strangely enough for a Japanese developed video game self-deprecating humor.