Red Entertainment, Makers Of Sakura Wars And Agarest, Acquired By UltiZen Games
By Spencer . April 1, 2011 . 1:16amRed Entertainment will develop five titles this year with their new parent company UltiZen Games.
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Red Entertainment will develop five titles this year with their new parent company UltiZen Games.
Sakura Wars: Taishou Roman Academy still has tactical battles even though you play it in a browser.
Idea Factory used a program called SpriteStudio to create Record of Agarest War 2′s 2D sprite animations.
OK, it might not be for consoles or handhelds, but there is a new Sakura Wars game coming out for PCs. The browser based Sakura Wars: Taishou Roman Academy is set in the Imperial Academy.
Famitsu has a blurb about a new Sakura Wars game, but it probably isn’t the epic you’re hoping for. Red Entertainment is bringing Sakura Wars to… your web browser.
Compile Heart has been regularly updating Hyperdimension Neptunia with pay to play downloadable quests and item packs. *checks PSN* Yup, there’s new Neptunia content on there.
Yes, it’s coming to both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. And yes, both versions have the same content. And yes, they’re on retail discs.
After Pokémon and Golden Sun, Nintendo will release Super Fossil Fighters on the Nintendo DS.
Sakura Wars creator Ohji Hiroi was the guest of honor at a Sakura Wars pachinko event in Asagaya.
New screenshots of battles in Record of Agarest War 2.
Sega and Red Entertainment’s PS2 third-person shooter license is being revived.
Unlike us, the Japanese audience had been exposed to the Sakura Wars franchise prior to So Long, My Love. So, what did they think of it?
This is a game with an ever-ravenous Mexican bounty-hunter, a Texan samurai, and lots of mechs. Welcome to Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love.
Way back in 2006, Nintendo and Sakura Wars developer Red Entertainment teamed up to make a hacker adventure game called Project Hacker: Awakening.