Another update for White Knight Chronicles coming up, but no, Level 5 Games isn't finished with the North American release. They did, however, finish working on a patch that adds a voice chat feature into the Japan-released game, as well as some collectible goodies for PlayStation Home.

Way back in July, Famitsu managed to get first dibs on a sequel to White Knight Chronicles. Months later, Sony reveals solid info shedding more light on the second WKC, with screenshots to sweeten the deal. Today's that day, so check 'em out and stay up to speed.

While busying themselves with White Knight Chronicles back at TGS, Level 5 Games didn't turn away from the subject of one of their most well-loved classics, Dark Cloud. Those who've been waiting for a new follow-up will be happy to know that this is one dark cloud with a plenty of silver lining - if more people ask for it, then Level-5 will seriously consider bringing it back.

It's time to labor in the rumor mill once again, ladies and gents. Word on the street is that Sony has acquired a new video game developer to add to its collection. Sources from Twitter indicate that Sony and the developer have reached an agreement, and we should be expecting an announcement soon. More after the jump.

The E3 Expo 2009 may have wrapped up, but that doesn't mean that we're not getting any more assets from the event anymore. Just check out this new Eldore gameplay video for White Knight Chronicles. It's after the jump.

Here's a new White Knight Chronicles trailer video to tease RPG fans even more. If you've been wondering how the localization is coming along, check this vid out. There's some dub work in it. Level 5's White Knight Chronicles is still tentatively scheduled for a Winter 2009 release in North America.

We haven't heard much from White Knight Chronicles since the Japanese version came out last Christmas, but with E3 just a month away, Level 5 Games is gonna brew some major hype before launching the PS3 exclusive on Western shores. Jeff Rubenstein managed to get a few words with White Knight Chronicle's US Producer Tsubasa Inaba and talked about how things are gonna be different for the North American release.

Hasn't even been a month since its release, and White Knight Chronicles already gets DLC. Heck it hasn't even hit our shores and it's already getting new stuff. Oh well, Level 5 Games is about to downloadable goodies for the game, and you're about to find out what they are. Details inside.

Amazing graphics. Great gameplay. US release. White Knight Chronicles just leveled up even more in my book. Writing about this game a few times has actually given me an itch that I've wanted to scratch for a while now. Level 5 CEO Akihiro Hino shares his new RPG through this video interview. A must-see.

For over a year now, it's been the same old story in Famitsu's Most Wanted list: Japanese gamers who took part in their polls voted Final Fantasy XIII as the most anticipated title. It's claimed the throne for over twelve months already, but that's changed now. What are Japanese gamers looking forward to the most these days? Dragon Quest IX for the DS. Yeah, leave it to the Japanese gamers to replace an RPG with another RPG - another Square Enix RPG, for that matter - on their most wanted list.