Ni no Kuni: The Jet Black Sorcerer has one of the biggest instruction booklets in the history of video games.

Level 5 has two Ni no Kuni games on display at Tokyo Game Show. Ni no Kuni: The Sorcerer of Darkness for the Nintendo DS and Ni no Kuni: The Holy Ash Queen of Light for PlayStation 3.

Players draw magic runes on the Nintendo DS and make Oliver order his critters on PlayStation 3.

Nintendo DS owners get to experience the world of Ni no Kuni first.

Level 5 formally announced a PlayStation 3 game – Ni no Kuni: Queen of the Holy White Ash at a press conference today and released these gorgeous screenshots.

Now we know why Level 5 kept delaying Ni no Kuni: The Another World.

Professor Layton and Ni no Kuni developer Level 5 is about to open their first office in the West. Level 5 International America will open their doors this September.

Dengeki’s extensive Ni no Kuni preview reveals the most we’ve heard about the game yet.

Level 5 is going a leap beyond licensing Professor Layton. Akihiro Hino, President, plans on bringing Level 5 (the company) to North America.

Level-5 have updated their website confirming that they will be revealing three unannounced projects at their Vision event later this year.

Famitsu has some images of Ni no Kuni: The Another World, Level 5’s project with Studio Ghibli. So far it looks endearing. The animation stills and the actual DS screenshots. The plot is about a 13 year old boy who adventures into a fantasy world to save his mother. I’m not sure what the name […]