Dengeki PlayStation has a huge feature on The 3rd Birthday. The magazine talked about costumes, there are ten to find in the game, and more importantly gameplay details.

Mitsuto Suzuki, one of the composers on The 3rd Birthday, added a cover of “Joy to the World” to the PSP game.

Because The 3rd Birthday is a game with serious fights, director Hajime Tabata decided to raise the difficulty level of the PSP game.

Catering to Renaissance Fair attendees (perhaps?), Square Enix decided to give Aya Brea a Knight costume for The 3rd Birthday.

“Welcome, master…” says maid costume Aya.

If you didn’t catch why Aya can dive into the minds of soldiers shooting tentacle creatures, this trailer for The 3rd Birthday should clear that up.

Don’t expect Aya Brea to pull of any mitochondria magic in The 3rd Birthday.

Aya is going to have a rock theme song in Japan. Square Enix announced a collaboration with J-rock artist Superfly who wrote the theme song for The 3rd Birthday.

The 3rd Birthday director Hajime Tabata logged on to Twitter to post a picture of Aya in her suit costume after the Twisted ripped it to shreds.

Square Enix released new videos showing off some of the abilities that complement The 3rd Birthday’s Overdive system.

Like other outfits, the suit costume also takes “battle damage”. The Twisted tear Aya’s stockings when they hit her until her legs are bare.

The wait for The 3rd Birthday won’t be too long.

Square Enix has some kind of song tie-in for The 3rd Birthday. Tetsuya Nomura hopped onto Twitter and said an announcement related to a music tie-up is coming soon.

The 3rd Birthday’s closed mega theater trailer shows more Twisted shooting gameplay.