Koei Tecmo and Omega Force announced that Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate releases in the West on February 14, 2020. We also got a look at the English version of its latest trailer that we saw at TGS 2019.

In addition to announcing the Open Beta for Nioh 2 this weekend at TGS 2019, Koei Tecmo shared additional stats on the demo that was available to play at the expo.

A Fairy Tail RPG announcement came out of nowhere earlier this month by Koei Tecmo and Gust. At TGS 2019 they followed up with more details and a new trailer, showing more of its characters, setting, and Guild.

We haven’t had a new Angelique game in a long time, but Koei Tecmo announced at TGS 2019 that the classic romance simulation series Angelique is getting a brand-new title for Switch in 2020.

Following last month’s announcement of Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIV as the latest entry in the tactical game series, Koei Tecmo showed off more in a new trailer for Tokyo Game Show 2019.

Patent infringement lawsuits have been going on between Capcom and Koei Tecmo for many years now, but Capcom announced that they’ve won the latest one involving two patents in particular.

Koei Tecmo recently announced that a new Fairy Tail game that is in development by Gust. Additional tidbits of info has surfaced on the game in this week’s issue of Famitsu magazine.

Koei Tecmo and Omega Force revealed a returning guest character for Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate, and it is none other than Ninja Gaiden’s Ryu Hayabusa. Check out his reveal trailer and details from the PlayStation Blog.

Koei Tecmo is teasing something that Omega Force is cooking with a teaser trailer with a title of “Wield the Power of the Gods Once More…” and we’ll be getting some sort of announcement for it August 29.

Tokyo Game Show 2019 takes place in less than a month from now, and Koei Tecmo shared its lineup of games that we’ll see featured at the expo, including Atelier Ryza, Nioh 2, Dead or Alive 6, and more.

Koei Tecmo just filed a bunch of Musou series-related trademarks in Japan that include an “Isekai Musou” and others that don’t seem to be directly related to any titles that we know of.

The very first Monster Rancher game released for the PlayStation in Japan back in July 1997, and Koei Tecmo announced that it is getting a brand-new port sometime this year.

Atelier series developer Gust is cooking up a brand-new project and we got a little peek with a new teaser trailer. More information is expected to follow on May 28.

Koei Tecmo held a special 15th anniversary broadcast for the Samurai Warriors series, where Koei Tecmo president and CEO Hisashi Koinuma touched up on the series’ next main-numbered entry.

Koei Tecmo’s VR Sense arcade machines introduced titles like the Dead or Alive Xtreme Sense that comes with “scents,” and its horror game, Horror Sense is coming to PlayStation VR in Japan later this month.