Shin’en Multimedia developed a top-down GBA racing game that was never released. Take a look at it inside.

Arthur treks to Virtual Console in his underwear.

We catch up with Shin’en to learn all about their upcoming futuristic racing game on WiiWare.

Fast – Racing League is built around the idea of transforming your craft between two forms to get the most out of the track you’re racing on.

The first details on Shin’en’s futuristic WiiWare racer.

The one thing WiiWare really needs more of is decent racing games.

Shin’en also recently updated the game’s development blog.

At the request of a lot of their fans, Shin’en have set up a blog dedicated to providing an insight into the development of Jett Rocket.

From the Amiga to the Game Boy Color and finally the Game Boy Advance. Iridion incubating for a long time.

Finally, some real footage of Jett Rocket’s platforming aspects.

Shin’en’s Jett Rocket teaser doesn’t show any of the game’s platforming, but it does give you a glimpse at the environment art.

Shin’en’s physics-based puzzle game is headed to European WiiWare on March 26th for 800 Wii points.

Following Fun! Fun! Minigolf and Art of Balance, Shin’en intend to publish three new WiiWare games this year. The first of these is Jett Rocket, a platformer with a rather retro-meets-modern vibe.

Recently, Siliconera caught up with Manfred Linzner, co-founder of Nanostray developer Shin’en to discuss the company’s past, present and future.

We discuss the advantages of smaller development teams, and its effect on communication and iteration, with Nanostray developer Shin’en.