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Nintendo and developer Arika have released a brand new trailer for their upcoming game Endless Ocean Luminous, arriving next month This is about five minutes worth of exploration into the game, as you're given a guided tour of what you'll do as a diver under the ocean You'll use friend codes to team up with[...]

Originally it came out as an arcade title back in 1998 by Arika and was followed up with a couple of sequels in the coming years, but primarily remained an arcade title The easiest way to explain the gameplay is for you to imagine getting to the highest level of Tetris you've ever played, where[...]

Arika decided to send out an update out of the blue and gave the game a brand-new free update that now gives you the ability to fight in Arcade Mode Unfortunately, the mode itself isn't that grand or spectacular. You face off against eight opponents chosen at random, followed by Hokuto as your end boss, with no[...]

With Community Effort Orlando (CEO) on the horizon to show off Fighting EX Layer, Arika took a moment to promote something new As a bit of promotion before the fighting tournament took place, the tweet below was shared by the company's vice president, Ichiro Mihara, promoting that a brand new character was on the way to the[...]

Along with finally receiving the name Fighting EX Layer this week, Arika has announced that an open beta will be coming to PlayStation 4 on December 11th for their upcoming 2018 fighter Below is a brand new trailer showing off their characters and how the game is looking so far Enjoy!  Along with finally receiving[...]

Being set for what appears to be one big April's Fools joke on everyone, Arika showed off footage of their latest unnamed fighting game that will supposedly be out on April 1, 2018 The game is set for a PlayStation 4 release with beta test servers being promoted near the end of this year But the[...]

But the big shocker is a new, unnamed fighting game project from Arika, the creators of Street Fighter EX. We first heard about this game back on April Fool's, which may have led you to believe the project wasn't actually happening But that trailer, which included updated versions of Arika's original characters throwing down, was indeed[...]

  The game featured in the below video, which features characters from the long-forgotten Street Fighter EX series, is fully playable, says Arika's Ichiro Mihara In fact, the game was playable at an exhibition event in Japan, though Mihara was a bit concerned that no one was going to show up because everyone thought it was fake since[...]