For those not satiated with Lumines, Lumines II, Lumines Live, Lumines Mobile, and Lumines for PCs (catches breath) Lumines Supernova is coming to the PlayStation 3 as a PSN download. I gave it out at Tokyo Game Show, but the demo didn’t have the newly created Dig Down Mode where you remove piles of blocks [...]

A sequel to Ninety Nine Nights, Q Entertainment’s take on Dynasty Warriors is in development.  Details are absolutely scarce other than the game exists and it might be called Ninety Nine Nights 2. Microsoft still isn’t sure about that. Will Inphy return to slaughter more goblins and face ninety nine days of darkness again? Maybe, [...]

It’s a port of Angel Love Online. Q Entertainment who has a penchant for publishing cashop MMOs in Japan brought a build of the PlayStation3  version of Angel Love Online at Tokyo Game Show last year. We caught a statement from Q Entertainment saying the game would be ready in the summer. The official release [...]

Lumines made its debut on the PSP so it’s fitting to see the musical block dropping game come out as a PlayStation Network download. However, it doesn’t look like much has changed in Lumines Supernova. The sequencer from Lumines II is incorporated in the PS3 version with a few more options and there is a [...]

Almost all of Q Entertainment’s internally developed puzzle games have been remade for Xbox Live Arcade. Actually, Meteos, is the only Q Entertainment created IP not on Xbox Live Arcade. This will change in October with the release of Meteos Wars. The Xbox 360 version of Meteos expands the game board, includes twenty something planets [...]

Electronic Arts just announced “punk” development studio Grasshopper Manufacture will be working with Electronic Arts on a brand new action horror game. Shinji Mikami, the creator of Resident Evil, will be acting as the producer and Suda51 from Grasshopper Manufacture will be acting as the designer. The unnamed title is being developed for the PC, [...]

There are comparably few active console MMORPGs. Currently the PlayStation 3 has none. Not for long, though! Q Entertainment is almost ready to launch a conversion of Angel Love Online, an active PC MMORPG, originally created by UserJoy Technology in Taiwan. Angel Love Online for the PS3 is an exact conversion of the PC release. [...]

Rez HD? Great, but it’s just an enhancement of a PlayStation 2 disc I already own. If you love Rez and want to play something fresh dust off your Dreamcast. The Lost Levels dug up the code for K-Project, (clarification: by dug up I meant discovered, not ripped or anything like that) an early version [...]

Earlier this week, fellow Siliconera writer Levi informed me the Heavenly Star music video was cut from the Ubisoft’s “red” version of No More Heroes. Since I have the Japanese version I was completely unaware that it got cut. Definitely surprising news considering Ubisoft the song remains in the game and Ubisoft has a relationship [...]

I may own a physical copy of Rez for the PlayStation 2, but that didn’t stop me from sinking my teeth into Rez HD for the Xbox 360. If you played Rez before you know it’s a short game. So I already beat it… again! At the tail end of the credits I believe I [...]

On top of a polished, cheaper version of Rez HD, Chessmaster Live will appear on the Xbox Live Marketplace this Wednesday as long as you are not in Japan or Korea. Ubisoft’s online enabled Chessmaster title has one feature to make a standout over Spyglass Games, message chess. Similar to e-mail chess, you can play [...]

  That's right people, not only is this gem of a game about to hit XBL, but if you can tolerate answering a few questions you could snag the game for free! Normally I go running and screaming when asked to register for something but for a free copy of Rez I make an exception. [...]

Q Entertainment didn’t announce a specific date for Rez HD, but they mentioned the updated Xbox 360 version will arrive in a few weeks at a very reasonable price. Rez will only cost 800 Microsoft Points ($10). That’s even cheaper than original price of Lumines Live! Before the PlayStation 2 reprint, used copies soared well [...]

I can’t blame Q Entertainment for trying to milk Lumines as much as possible. It was their first project and a critically acclaimed puzzle game. However, between two PSP games, a Playstation 2 port, a mobile phone version and an Xbox 360 release the only thing that has really changed are the skins. OK, the [...]