MangaGamer are selling two of Nyu Media’s doujin titles on their All-Ages website.

MangaGamer held another of their livestreams yesterday, with president, Hiroshi Takeuchi, answering fan questions regarding the company’s working process and future projects.

Overdrive president and MangaGamer producer, Hiroshi Takeuchi, talks about the hurdles involved with negotiating with visual novel developers in Japan to bring their games overseas.

MangaGamer are sending all proceeds from sales of their Overdrive and Circus-developed games to relief efforts via the Japanese Red Cross until March 31st.

The game is an all-ages title that follows you, a university student from abroad, on a one week trip and home-stay in Tokyo.

MangaGamer clue us in on their plans for expansion over the next year in Part 2 of our interview.

We discuss the cultural differences holding visual novels back outside of their home market in Japan with MangaGamer’s John Pickett.

MangaGamer have an upcoming, unrevealed project that’s rather interesting.

MangaGamer have the final four Higurashi chapters up for download at a discounted price.

D.C. Da Capo is the first in line, with a limited edition copy that comes with an art book and soundtrack CD.

MangaGamer are cutting price on nearly every game across their portfolio.

The PlayStation 2 “What If…” re-telling of Da Capo is now out on PC.

MangaGamer’s upcoming visual novel strategy game, Koihime Musou, is being stripped of voiced dialogue, with an explanation and solution offered by the publisher.

Did you know that the translated version is also available for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad?