Developed by Curve Studios, in Fluidity you control a body of water that changes between solid, liquid and gaseous forms.

The open-world game parody will support cross-platform saving between Vita and PlayStation 3, and also has custom screen modes on the Vita.

Miracle Kidz is working on a sequel to River City Ransom and they even have some of the original staff developing it.

Miracle Kidz have big plans for the Kunio-Kun / Crash 'n the Boys series. First, a port of Downtown Smash Dodgeball is coming ...

First, BurgerTime HD is a 2.5D game instead of a 2D game with high resolution sprites. Second, hamburger chefs run in a cylinder ...

The game is almost complete, and the Japanese version will be submitted for approval “in a few days."

Gaijin Games are pushing the final Bit. Trip game as a more challenging Bit. Trip Beat with new modes.

Arthur treks to Virtual Console in his underwear.

Thanks to the ESRB, we know a bit more about Bit.Trip Flux. The rating board explains Gaijin Games' next WiiWare title is a ...

Although, they're not quite partying the same way...

The makers of Explodemon! developed a creative WiiWare game called Fluidity where you control water. Nintendo picked it up during a GDC meeting ...

Frobot and his five foxy girlfriends are hustling to WiiWare on December 20th.

Along with laserdisc classic, Space Ace, on DSiWare and SonSon on Virtual Console.

Additionally, we now also know who's developing the WiiWare title for Nintendo.

Looks like Gaijin Games and Aksys are about to release another Bit.Trip title.