Good news! Level-5 and Studio Ghibli collaboration – Ni no Kuni which was released last year in Japan, will be getting a western localization [...]

Namco will be bringing Ni no Kuni Wrath of the White Witch to North America and Europe in 2012. Heads up for those upset that they [...]

Level-5 has released a couple of commercials for the PlayStation 3 version of Ni no Kuni! Studio Ghibli is the co-developer with [...]

Remember Ni no Kuni? It is co-developed by Level-5 and anime company Studio Ghibli. Here’s the trailer [...]

To be honest, how many of you actually watch Studio Ghibli movies? If I’m not wrong, I believe I have only seen 1 movie from Studio Ghibli – that is Spirited Away. LOL. Studio Ghibli’s My Neighbor [...]

Studio Ghibli brought you many wonderful films, like Spirited Away, Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea, etc! The official website has been updated with details of the next film, titled Karigurashi no Arrietty.
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Heard of Ponyo? It’s another one of Hayao Miyazaki’s movies. And yes I caught the movie when it premiered in Singapore! Simply love it – though I prefer if the story had more to it. The ending was really sudden ^^”.

I can’t blow any noise out from my hands!!! T_T. This guy should invent the hand flute or something. Lol.
Source: Japan Probe

The perks of living in an Asia Country is that we get to watch Asia movies faster than those in the States XD. Ponyo Film has finally hit the shores of North America on Thursday, one minute after midnight at various theaters. The movie should start showing at other theaters on Friday.

From ANN:
As of Thursday, the movie has a 94% “Fresh” rating on the Rotten Tomatoes review aggregator website and a score of 91 out of 100 on the similar Metacritic website.
The plot centers on a goldfish named Ponyo who …

Several months ago I heard about a video game in production called Ninokuni, a Nintendo DS RPG by Level 5 (who also made Dark Cloud and Proffesor Layton Games). Its plot seemed pretty simple, about a boy who’s mother dies and he goes to another world to try and bring her back.  What stood out to me is that Studio Ghibli was behind working on the animated cutscenes. I found this very amusing since its a well known fact Miyazaki, Ghibi’s most famous director, hates video games.

^ The trailer for …