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

Catherine and Marvel vs. Capcom 3 collide in a battle of heroes and hellish nightmares.

This week's top-20 gives us a better idea of what to expect from some of the games on the chart.

Level 5 and Studio Ghibli's RPG is about halfway through its first shipment, and is seeing slashed prices in Japan.

Due to the holidays, we're left (for now) with a Famitsu and Enterbrain top-ten chart, with The 3rd Birthday debuting at #6.

The holiday season sees the top-20 chart dominated by Nintendo titles, and Monster Hunter Portable 3rd raging on in first place, while Dynasty ...

Japanese sales tracking firm, Media-Create, believe interest in Ni no Kuni is high amongst women in their 20s.

Monster Hunter Portable 3rd maintains its strong lead, while Level 5 release Ni no Kuni to a modest start. Meanwhile, Nintendo games see ...

Level 5's initial shipment of Ni no Kuni: The Jet Black Sorcerer on Nintendo DS is a very respectable 600,000 units.

Every copy of Ni no Kuni: The Sorcerer of Darkness comes with a giant tome that teaches players stylus spells for the Nintendo ...

CESA, short for Computer Entertainment Supplier’s Association, announced the winners of the annual Japan Game Awards, future category.

Ni no Kuni bewitches Nintendo DS this year, PlayStation 3 next.

Level 5 is starting to push Ni no Kuni: The Jet Black Sorcerer in Japan with TV ads. Like this one, which starts ...

Level 5 says The Little Battlers will finally come out in 2010.

When asked about Inazuma Eleven and Ni no Kuni, Hino replied to Nintendo Power, “I don't think it will that be long before ...