"Our U.S. office mainly works to efficiently release the Japanese titles that Level-5 has created overseas," says CEO, Akihiro Hino.

Professor Layton and Inazuma Eleven dominates Level-5's Tokyo Game Show lineup.

Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino says he's mostly worked on story oriented games in recent times, but he thinks he can start working an ...

Level-5 filed a trademark for Inazuma Eleven Strikers in Europe last week, a good sign that a publisher (most likely Nintendo of Europe) ...

"For us, if you look at the course of what we've done last year, we've narrowed our slate to really good titles. We ...

Take a good look at Level 5's next big franchise.

The "watch" in Youkai Watch's title is meant to be taken literally.

Level 5 announced a new game at their Level 5 Vision conference today.

Level 5 have cancelled plans for their Vision 2011 event and instead, plan to hold an event named Level 5 World in October.

"Level-5 IA will not only release games developed in Japan, but we are also planning to create original content for the U.S.," says ...

Yasumi Matsuno says that his style of games won't change even though he's employed at Level 5 and working on smaller games.

Known for his work on Vagrant Story, Tactics Ogre, and Final Fantasy XII, Yasumi Matsuno began talking with Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino about ...

Announced with Mobile Suit Gundam AGE, a new Gundam anime series scheduled to air this fall, was a new Gundam video game from ...

Active Gaming Media were initially based in Tokyo until 2008, after which they shifted their main headquarters to Osaka, in Japan's Kansai region.

Ni no Kuni can definitely be classified as a hit, according to Level 5 CEO, Akihiro Hino.