nWay Games has been working on a skill based dungeon crawler called ChronoBlade. The game is currently in beta and Siliconera readers can get a first crack at it.

When asked what one game Delver’s Drop is compared to the most, at least on a purely visual level, the answer is always Legend of Zelda: The Link to the Past for the SNES.

Kickstarter backers will get a shiny Ouya on March 28. Games like Final Fantasy III, Saturday Morning RPG, Double Fine’s The Cave, and Shadowrun Online are in development for the Android OS console.

Looks like Square Enix might not be the only Japanese publisher to back Ouya. Carlson Choi, Vice President of Marketing at Namco Bandai Games America, is in “active discussions” with Ouya.

Ouya, the $99 Android video game console, also doubles as a media player. The open source XMBC player will be available for Ouya, perhaps even built into the system.

From DS to iOS to Android and soon PSP, Final Fantasy III is everywhere. Well, almost everywhere. It isn’t on your TV. That’s going to change in March 2013 when Ouya launches.

“With our stretch goals, we have two constituencies in mind. Game Developers and Game Fans. We think game fans will primarily want stretch goals focused on content, whereas developers will be focused on features, partnerships and tools.”