The original Hero Must Die for feature phones, helmed by Oreshika series director Shoji Masuda, is returning on Nintendo Switch.

G-Mode is looking for potential feature phone games (including ones from other companies) to bring to the Nintendo Switch.

Flyhight Cloudia is nowhere near the peak of JRPG gaming, but its ambitions look beyond its mobile past.

G-Mode director Koichi Takeshita has discussed the reasons why the company is bringing its feature phone games to Nintendo Switch, and more.

Japan's phones featured many games lost to time, and G-Mode is now bringing the G-Mode Archives to the Switch eShop in April.

Hero Must Die Again is a sad story inspired by very real grief, but it's all colored by a great sense of optimism. ...

Hero must die. again will find new life on the Switch, PS4, and PC outside of Japan at the end of February 2020.

Marvelous just acquired G-Mode, a Japanese mobile game content provider that happen to own most of Data East’s intellectual properties.

G-Mode brought one of their mobile phone RPGs to DSiWare.

You've already played Half Minute Hero...now Rising Star are publishing games like 10 Second Run.

Data East Arcade Collection for Wii heads to stores today and more Data East games are in the pipeline.

Remember Angel’s Solitaire? The same publisher is back with another WiiWare title and Oekaki Logic (Drawing Logic) is probably more interesting than solitaire ...

When I scanned the initial WiiWare release list I was familiar with most of the game. Tenshi no Solitaire (Angel’s Solitaire) stood out ...