Original Yo-Kai Watch headed to smartphones later this year
As the 3DS’s popularity fizzles out in Japan, developer Level-5 is migrating one of its most popular franchises to smarthphones. Yo-Kai Watch, the original...
Lady Layton takes her professor dad’s spotlight in the next entry in the puzzle series
A new face is getting into the family business of solving stranger’s riddles and finishing their math homework. Developer Level-5 has announced a new entry...
Nintendo’s Yo-Kai Watch 2 is coming to the U.S. on September 30
Nintendo announced today that the ghost-collecting Yo-Kai Watch 2 is coming to the U.S on September 30 for 3DS. It will release in two versions (a strategy used by Nintendo’s popular Pokémon series): Bony Spirits and Fleshy Souls. They will add 100 Yo-kai (those cute, ghost-like monsters) to the series.
New Yo-Kai Watch puzzle game hits March 24 for iOS and Android
Yo-Kai is too big for the Nintendo 3DS to handle on its own, so the next game in the franchise is headed to mobile....
Level 5 boss on Yo-Kai Watch, localizing car accidents, and the Pokémon comparison
Yo-Kai Watch is a Japanese phenomenon, and now it has come West (read our review). Gamers in the U.S., Canada, and other Western nations...
Yo-Kai Watch’s combat is a slog that keeps it from being the next Pokémon
It’s been a long time coming, but Japan’s Yo-Kai Watch has finally made the voyage overseas. The series has proven to be a tremendous...
Nintendo just doesn’t rehash its classics — it still creates new magic
They have a reputation for rehashes, but Splatoon is only one of many franchises Nintendo has created in the last ten years.
No objection! Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright is a satisfying mashup (review)
The crossover for Nintendo 3DS never truly combines courtroom drama and puzzle solving, but the game still delights.
Yo-kai Watch ghost-hunting 3DS blockbusters could make a Pokémon-like splash in the West next year
The ghost-catching phenomenon could appeal to the same crowd that made Pokémon such a big success in North America.
Fantasy Life is the role-playing game where you can be a chef just as easily as a mercenary (preview)
Fantasy Life is a game that is ready to adapt to any career choice you make, be it a wizard or a lumberjack.