Q Entertainment tweeted, “And for it to be playable on PSP, perhaps the original Rez might be more apropos?”

Q Entertainment brought Lumines Supernova to the PlayStation 3, but they don’t have plans for any more ports.

Namco Bandai is making a PC push. They just opened Namco Bandai Online, a subsidiary that specifically focuses on online PC games.

Konami posted a small (very small!) update on Ninety-Nine Nights II. The game’s new publisher released a batch of screenshots showing a darker world, rugged hero, and about two dozen clones.

Remember how we said Q Entertainment was doing something with PlayStation Home? They ended up making PlayStation Home avatar outfits.

Atari and synesthesia video game studio Q Entertainment announced QJ, a Wii title almost six months ago. After the initial blip both companies haven’t said anything about it, but development appears to be progressing.

Q Entertainment is usually associated with synesthesia music games. The studio also has stakes in cash op MMOs like Angel Love Online which got a PS3 client last year. This year Q Entertainment is giving Angel Senki the same treatment.

Q Entertainment has been quiet. Way too quiet. After working out a deal with Atari to repackage three Xbox Live Arcade games Mizuguchi’s studio fell off the radar. Maybe because Q Entertainment was covertly developing Guardian Hearts.

What is Q Entertainment founder Tetsuya Mizuguchi up to these days? Aside from traveling to the Big Island for a wedding he was starting a new project, which no longer exists.

Feelplus, known for Lost Odyssey, is developing N3 II: Ninety-Nine Nights. The game is a follow up to the lukewarm Ninety-Nine Nights, but Feelplus assures the sequel has been refined. See the new characters? At the very least, Inphyy and…