We look at the latest entry in the Grandia series.
Microsoft says that the Japanese Xbox launch is still on track for February 22.
Namco's tennis game series shifts to a more realistic look in Smash Court Pro Tournament for the PlayStation 2.
Zero for the PlayStation 2 is the latest project from Tecmo's Deception development team. Here are our hands-on impressions from a demo version of the game.
Sega announces a delay of its soccer game Virtua Striker 3 ver.2002 for the GameCube in Japan.
Namco has revealed information on new features in the PlayStation 2 version of Tekken 4.
Thanks to Nintendo's new service, owners of the Nintendo 64 version of Animal Forest can now transfer their data to the upcoming GameCube version.
Nintendo announces the GameCube releases for February 2002 in Japan.
Sony Computer Entertainment has announced it will drop the price of the PlayStation2 in Japan again.
Namco plans to release Tekken 4 for the PS2 by March 2002 in Japan.
Square launches its official Final Fantasy XI Web site in Japan.
According to a Bloomberg report, Koei may release a GameCube title as early as end of this year.
GameSpot speaks with key members of Microsoft's Japanese first-party games about games such as Maximum Chase, Nezmix, and Kakuto Chojin (formerly Project K-X).
Read about Miyamoto's take on the real-time strategy genre.
Both orange and black colored Game Boy Advance units will be released in Japan.
Nintendo announces new Card-e Reader games for the GBA.
Want to pit the stars of Major League Baseball against the pros in the Japanese baseball league? Square has just the solution.
Maximo will arrive this year in Japan.
We've got more details on the world of Vana Dir and character selection for Final Fantasy XI.
Read about the setting and general theme of SquareSoft's upcoming PlayStation 2 RPG.
From Software releases new screenshots from its mech game for the PlayStation 2.
Enix announces the ship date for the first Grandia game for the PlayStation 2 in Japan.
Capcom's samurai sequel is on the TGS floor. We have new screenshots and video clips from the game.
Konami's acclaimed RPG series heads to the PS2. We have our first hands-on impressions of the game.
We have new details on Sony's PS2 RPG.
We play Namco's PlayStation 2 RPG Xenosaga, a game that begins the Xenogears epic anew.
Enix's Star Ocean series continues on the PlayStation 2. Read our initial hands-on impressions.
Capcom's Xbox game makes an appearance at the Tokyo Game Show.
We have information on several new characters in MGS2 and word on a new playable demo at TGS.
New details emerge on the sequel to Sega's Space Channel 5.
Genki is developing a racing game for the GameCube and a mech-based game for the Xbox. Read on for the first details.
Sega announces a new game in its Shining series. It's headed to the Game Boy Advance.
Microsoft held a press conference announcing its Japanese first party titles, and showed games such as Project K-X.
Stuart Little isn't the only mouse with his own game, as Microsoft unveils Nezmix.
The maker's of the Tokyo Xtreme Racing shows a new action-driving game for the Xbox.
Microsoft's horse racing RPG will be scripted by Final Fantasy scriptwriter Kenji Terada.
The developer of the first two Tenchu games is preparing a samurai-action game for the PlayStation 2.
Enix will have a playable version of Star Ocean 3 at the upcoming Tokyo Game Show. What else will be there for the PlayStation 2?
Luigi steps up to bat when Mario goes missing.
Konami plans a cool MGS2 limited edition package in Japan. No word on a similar US release.
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