Sleeping Dogs, the new name for True Crime: Hong Kong, was first uncovered via a trademark. Now we have a new mystery to solve – what is Rebellion Overdrive?

This year is the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy and the 15th anniversary of Final Fantasy VII. Naturally, Square Enix is going to commemorate this milestone with new goods

Binari Sonori, a company that helps Capcom, Ubisoft, Namco Bandai, and Square Enix localize games, shared their production schedule on how to simultaneously ship games.

Artwork of Ashe, a wandering judge, slipped out earlier. Another artist revealed some of the monsters players would fight… if Fortress was finished.

The Tomb Raider studio is hard at work on a second project.

Famitsu’s list of New Year’s messages from publishers includes a note from King of Fighters developer SNK Playmore. The publisher says they plan to begin creating social games of various genres.

Square Enix cut Dragon Quest I’s world map into eleven pieces, which fans can collect and reassemble.

Since Square Enix already reserved the rights for The World Ends With You in the West back in 2007 and Subarashiki Kono Sekai in 2006, we’re curious why Square Enix Japan filed this trademark two months ago.

We ask this question because the publisher filed two trademarks in Japan with “underworld” in them. The first, roughly translated, is Door of the Underworld and the Path of Nayuta and the other is Root of the Underworld.

The publisher filed a trademark Guardian Cross in Europe and snapped up the domain name: guardiancross.net.

Square Enix is joining the news teasing club this week, but their announcement isn’t about a console title. The publisher is working on a 4 vs. 4 action game with online multiplayer support.

Horii: “We could even take RPGs a little further. Up until now, the computer has been the master of the game world. I think it would be neat to have an RPG where the player was a god.”

Square Enix has been dabbling with browser gaming in Japan with titles like Sengoku IXA. They’re going a step further by working with Google and their Native Client web app code.

In attempt to recruit new staff, Square Enix lifted the lid on an upcoming action RPG. That’s artwork for the unnamed title.