Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino has discussed the many challenges in developing Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time in a new blog post designed to update keen players about the studio’s next steps. As ...

Namely, the game's producer — Keiji Inafune, who is perhaps best known as a character designer for the Mega Man series — left ...

Producer Keiji Inafune left Level-5 last year, with the development team describing his departure as an "unexpected challenge ...

Level-5 CEO and Founder Akihiro Hino shared an update on its upcoming game Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, and in it he confirmed Keiji Inafune is no longer part of the company or project.

Level-5 has revealed that industry legend Keiji Inafune departed the company last year, leading to a crisis of identity for ...

A Japanese man who spent decades searching for his daughter, who was abducted by North Korean agents in 1988, has died age 96. Akihiro Arimoto, whose daughter Keiko was kidnapped while travelling ...

Akihiro Arimoto, whose daughter Keiko was spirited away to North Korea more than four decades ago and remains unaccounted for, died late Friday at the age of 96, an abductees group said Monday.

A recent tweet by Level 5 CEO Akihiro Hino seems to be hinting at FANTASY LIFE i: The Girl Who Steals Time‘s unannounced PlayStation versions. As spotted and translated by Gematsu, Hino’s tweet says ...

As spotted by Gematsu and shared on Twitter, Level-5 Comcept CEO Akihiro Hino announced a slight delay in the release of major news regarding Fantasy Life i. He attributed the delay to factors ...

With the countdown officially on (assuming it isn't pushed again, of course), Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino has taken to Twitter to share a fresh look at the game — and it's looking really rather swell.