Sigma Harmonics Coda is an even more compact version of Square Enix’s murder mystery game for the Nintendo DS.

I don’t recall Sigma Harmonics being a breakout hit with a fervent fanbase, but Think Garage’s game may have an encore.

Why does Square Enix keep revisiting old franchises and selling polished classics? People buy them. This sales chart is a slide from Square Enix’s second quarter financial briefing of fiscal year 2009, a quarter when Square Enix released more new properties than any other quarter since the merger. Four brand new and entirely unattached games [...]

Each year Square Enix prepares a Tokyo Game Show sampler CD with tracks from unreleased albums. The sampler is offered to visitors who make a purchase at the Square Enix Music booth, and this year marks volume number three. While the preview website implied that the disc would be rounded out by songs from The [...]

Sigma Harmonics is a new property from Square Enix, but this isn’t an RPG. Sigma Harmonics is better explained as a mystery game with random battles. You take control of Sigma Kurogami a snappy dresser that lives in a luxurious mansion somewhere outside of Tokyo. He goes to school, but Sigma has a more important [...]

I’m not entirely sure how combat in Sigma Harmonics works. It has something to do with dragging cards and attacking floating poker chips with flares. Not the spell, the breakdancing/gymnastics move. Neon Tsukiyumi, the character before the deadly dancer, appears to wield giant clock arms and cast fire spells. Neon is also seen in the [...]

Not too long ago, Spencer pointed out that Square-Enix recently trademarked Sigma Harmonics at the USPTO along with the game's logo, indicating a U.S. release of Sigma Harmonics to be plausible. Since then, nothing has officially been said of the Japanese version's release date until now. The official Japanese site for Sigma Harmonics updated today [...]

We don’t know much about Sigma Harmonics now, but the development team loves grizzly bears. The brand new property is scheduled to come out on the DS in Japan at the end of this year and it looks like someone is seriously considering releasing it in North America.   Square Enix already registered a trademark [...]

Yes, Square Enix has new intellectual properties other than the World Ends With You. Sigma Harmonics, a mystery RPG where the DS is held book style, is one of them. We mentioned the trademark before and now Famitsu has some clear screenshots of Kurokami Sigma who reminds me of Harry Potter.   Besides being students [...]