“Rising Star’s expansion into the North American market does not affect us in any way,” Xseed’s Director of Publishing, Ken Berry, shared with us in an e-mail.

Sumioni is particularly interesting because Xseed shares ownership of the intellectual property with Acquire. A representative from Xseed confirmed this news with Siliconera.

Xseed localized and released The Legend of the Heroes: Trails in the Sky on PSP, but they are not involved with the smartphone releases or Aeria Games’ partnership with Falcom.

Xseed tweeted a puzzle with a clue for a game announcement scheduled for tomorrow and I’m puzzled by it.

Which one is it?!

“I ate my friend today. What else was I supposed to do? I was starving,” an Xseed trailer starts. OK then!

Is this a teaser for Xseed’s mysterious PSP horror game?

Today, we’re going to delve into the future of Xseed. Ken Berry, Director of Publishing at Xseed, discusses relationships with other companies like Rodea the Sky Solider developer Kadokawa Games and branching out to other platforms.

In this interview, Ken Berry, Director of Publishing at Xseed, talks about the publisher’s plans for Solatorobo: Red the Hunter, their relationship with Falcom, and why they brought Wizardry: Labyrinth of Lost Souls overseas.

“You know, they’ve actually gone in and localized everything themselves, which is new for them,” Berry explained.

As we mentioned earlier, Xseed is working on another PSP game and it isn’t tied to Falcom. That could be… anything. Let’s narrow it down, shall we?

With Wizardry: Labyrinth of the Lost Souls out now and The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky Second Chapter floating in the future, what is Xseed working on now?

Since we know there are Falcom fans here, we asked readers to submit questions, which we brought to Toshihiro Kondo. While Trails in the Sky was the focus, we also talked about bringing PSP games from Japan overseas, Steam, and their upcoming NGP title.

Because Xseed isn’t attending the video game spectacle this year.