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Final Cut: Hetalia: World Series (Season 3) (DVD)
Keep It or Delete It?: Paper Monsters (iPad)
Keep It Or Trade It?: Duke Nukem Forever (X360)
Final Cut: kimi ni todoke Vol. 1 Premium Edition (Blu-ray)
Read or Recycle?: Gate 7 Volume 1
NIS America was working late yesterday getting together another helping of screenshots from Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love. This batch features Cheiron Archer, the confident lawyer from Harlem.
With the Japanese launch of Final Fantasy XIII less than a month away, Square Enix has put out what should be the final trailer for their flagship series. The five-minute video features quite a bit of cutscene dialog (all in Japanese) mixed in with some battles and running around in-game (and a chocobo!).
Production I.G. has announced that Eden of the East: Paradise Lost, the second feature film in the Eden of the East series, has been delayed until March due to difficulties in production.
Sega Europe has uploaded a new trailer for the upcoming action game Bayonetta, directed by Hideki Kamiya, maker of Viewtiful Joe and Devil May Cry. Catch it here.
Datel has filed suit against Microsoft for Anti-competitive practices. What a shock 
On the tails of Animal Parade and Sunshine Islands, Natsume is set to bring some “serious fun” to WiiWare with Harvest Moon: My Little Shop today.
FUNimation has recently announced an initiative to expand their reach into co-production. To that end, effective immediately, they have hired Chris Moujaes as Director of Original Entertainment.
Cryptic Studios has demystified some details about the upcoming MMO based on Gene Roddenberry’s Star Trek franchise. Star Trek Online will be offering an open beta for two weeks, January 12-26.
NIS America has opened the floodgates and released a deluge of screenshots for their upcoming title Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love for PS2 and Wii. There is still no set date for release beyond “Winter 2009/2010.”
Through their Twitter feed, Yen Press announced that they will be distributing dust jackets featuring the original Japanese cover art to some online retailers with the first novel of Spice and Wolf.
