Posts in category Japan

VR World chats with Satoshi Matsuoka to understand what is going on in the HPC space land of the rising sun.

It’s a little early for “shut up and take my money”, don’t you think?

Nintendo sheds light on Monolith Soft’s masterful J-RPG successor, revealing arts, combos, classes and more.

Vaio finally reveals even more tidbits about its upcoming hybrid 2-in-1. But would you want one?

Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, Wizcorp, a Tokyo based company that specializes in mobile social games has hit the gold version of their Striker Arena game.

Pokken Tournament shows off some chaotic Pokemon-on-Pokemon action in brand new gameplay footage.

Monolith Soft lays on the hype with a smorgasboard of new tantalizing screenshots, videos and info on one of 2015’s most anticipated RPG’s.

Tekken 7’s opening cinematic scene has been released, showing Kazuya and Heihachi facing off in a final showdown of chaotic power.

Take your heart.

Spoilers: it’s amazing.

Nintendo has released a new 25-minute block of glorious Xenoblade Chronicles X footage that is sure to tantalize and raise your hype factor for the Wii …

Taiwanese and Japanese telecom companies are interested in buying Ting Hsin’s stakes of Taiwan Star.

The PS Vita is still massively popular, while the Xbox One is struggling to keep its sales up… wait, what?

Japan also had its own share of history in the development of computers, with the PC-98 standing as one of the most important pillars that shaped the modern Japanese PC industry.

Capcom is bringing Dragon’s Dogma to the online free-to-play realm, but it won’t be coming to the West.

The chip tunes of the Famicon era get a rebirth with the Retro-Active Experience.

Elderly care is no small issue in Japan. In fact, it may be perhaps one of the most important driving points in the future of Japanese robotics research.

Even today the Japanese still love their electronic dictionaries, and it’s not just because they love antique gadgets.

AIST’s latest research unveils what might be the replacement for the traditional transistor in memory storage systems in the near future.

We’ve seen smart ring devices control other devices and computers at home, now Fujitsu Labs develops a similar to device for eyewear type wearable devices.