Sin & Punishment and Ikaruga developer, Treasure, are working on a Nintendo 3DS exclusive.

How well can you rip through Stage 3 of Sin & Punishment: Star Successor on the “Difficult” setting?

Sin & Punishment: Star Successor gives you all of the weapons and moves you’ll use from beginning to end in stage zero, the tutorial level. Instead of leveling up your character, you, in a way, level up as you keep playing.

Anyone can credit through Sin & Punishment: Star Successor. The real challenge is getting a top score on the leaderboards. Beyond that, there’s this.

Each stage in Sin & Punishment: Star Successor ends with a big boss fight. Yes, even the introductory level. Take a peek at some of the commanders Isa and Kachi have to gun down while escaping from the G5.

Sin & Punishment: Star Successor will finally land in North America next week. Before you pick it up, hear what Yurie Hattori and Masato Maegawa have to say about designing the Wii shooter.

One of the game’s developers blows through the first level of Sin & Punshiment: Star Successor.

Sorry, Metroid fans. You’re going to have to wait two more months for Metroid: Other M.

In the second stage of Sin & Punishment: Star Successor Isa and Kachi battle a gooball flinging stingray over water. The fight looks a little different in the North American version.

Good news! Sin & Punishment 2, now renamed Sin & Punishment: Star Successor is still heading to North America. Both games will be in stores before summer starts.

When Nintendo and Treasure first announced the never-saw-it-coming sequel to Sin & Punishment I wondered would they simplify the gameplay so it reaches the broader Wii demographic?

Parts 5 & 6 of a Creator’s Voice feature between Satoru Iwata and the development team at Treasure.

Parts 3 & 4 of a Creator’s Voice feature between Satoru Iwata and the development team at Treasure.

Parts 1 & 2 of a Creator’s Voice feature between Satoru Iwata and the development team at Treasure.