Rising Star Games picked up a Nintendo DS game starring Pucca. Yes, the ninja loving girl who attacks Garu with kisses.

Not only because Rising Star usually publishes Marvelous titles in Europe.

Rune Factory 2 is finally coming to Europe.

“I’m really happy to hear every time I come to London that the fans want to hear about a sequel to Killer7 this is a title that made Grasshopper a worldwide name so it is very important to us,” cheered Goichi Suda.

In an unprecedented decision, Rising Star Games are working with fans to translate Fragile Dreams: Farewell, Ruins of the Moon’s script into Spanish.

Are you > than evil? Then this Half-Minute Hero t-shirt is for you.

Rising Star Games hasn’t announced it yet, but they will be publishing Rune Factory 2: A Fantasy Harvest Moon someday.

Citing lower than expected sales in the West and difficult market conditions, Marvelous revised their plan for overseas distribution.

A localized version of Samurai Shodown: Edge of Destiny is coming to Europe this spring under the name Samurai Shodown Sen.

Xseed, sorry, Rising Star Games released the first trailer of Fragile Dreams: Farewell, Ruins of the Moon with English voice acting.

Europeans don’t have too long a wait ahead of them before they can play Rising Star’s version of Muramasa: The Demon Blade.

Every time a trailer for Ju-On: The Grudge squeaks out it always has “reaction” shots of terrified players. As a haunted house simulator it’s supposed to be scary, but wouldn’t the game be more interesting if it measured your pulse as a life meter?

Rising Star Games updated the product page for Muramasa: The Demon Blade and it looks like Europe will get to slice tengu this year.

Rising Star Games has an announcement to make at London’s MCM Expo and sent out a video to tease it. The clip has starts with a scream and has staffers running in terror while holding a Wii remote.