A new monster is waiting for you after you clear Ni no Kuni: The Wrath of the White Witch. The PlayStation 3 version has downloadable quests like a monster hunt called “The Red Hot Diva.”

Judging by the numbers, one can calculate that Level 5 shipped somewhere in the range of 164k copies of Ni no Kuni on PlayStation 3.

Yes, we’re still talking about Japan here.

Saving the world can wait…beef curry comes first.

Samura City and the the Kingdom of Goronel are some of the areas you’ll play through in Ni no Kuni.

Breakfast and cat emperors say hi in a new round of Ni no Kuni promos.

Missing pages give you access to powerful magic, so if you find all of them Oliver can become a true magic master.

“For us, if you look at the course of what we’ve done last year, we’ve narrowed our slate to really good titles. We focused on less is more,” said Carlson Choi, Vice President of Marketing at Namco Bandai, in a Siliconera interview.

I spent most of my time playing the second demo, which started in a city. This demo put me in charge of three characters: Oliver, Maru, and Gyro.

Level 5 World brings a new Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch trailer that gives a look at the game’s characters.

Level-5 has Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch ready prepared for downloadable content. In fact, the PlayStation 3 version has a dragon you can only unlock via a PlayStation Network code.

Photos of the Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch console straight from Level-5 World.

Surprise! Level 5 won’t be publishing Ni no Kuni for PlayStation 3 outside Japan themselves.

You won’t get a physical copy of the Magic Master with Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch, but Level-5 will let players access the content in the PlayStation 3 game.