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Award-winning Japanese role-playing game Ni No Kuni has been performing quite well on the PlayStation 3 of late, but that’s not where the game got its start. The very first version of Ni No Kuni came out on the Nintendo DS (no not 3DS) as Ni No Kuni: The Jet Black Mage, and the White Witch wasn’t even present!

Level-5, the masterminds behind some of the best RPG games of recent years are amidst planning for a next-gen title. We wonder what it could be.

Have you heard of Fantasy Life? If not, that’s a shame, because the game has been selling like hotcakes over in Japan and may make its way over here to the States.

Suda51, Grasshopper Manufacture, and Level-5 are some pretty big names when it comes to the niche Japanese videogame market. These entities are associated with popular titles like Professor Layton, No More Heroes, White Knight Chronicles, and the upcoming Killer is Dead. They've all teamed up to bring Liberation Maiden, which was originally a downloadable title for the 3DS, to iOS devices. Is this

In addition to the news that Square Enix would be bringing Mini Ninjas over to iOS, it appears that Liberation Maiden has found its way onto the New Zealand App Store. Surprise games from Japan are coming out of the woodwork today!

A video for the unboxing of Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch's Wizard Edition has come out, days before its January 22nd, 2013 release. And you know what? It's just as magical as you'd hoped.