Nippon Ichi, one of the more prolific publishing houses in Japan (they also gave us Prinny), is working on two additional games that are due to be released in Summer and Winter of 2014 respectively. Judging by the studio’s previous output, these games will probably be for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation Vita.

As DualShockers reports, Nippon’s President and Producer Souhei Niikawa, who loves to tease anyway, had this to say:

“I’m going to tackle various challenges as well in 2014. I, myself, have two titles I’m currently in charge of. I can’t talk about the details yet, but we are preparing them so that they can be released in the summer and in the winter. Please stay tuned.”

It could be anything from a new Prinny game to a new Disgaea, or it might be one of each, considering how we are looking at two new games here.

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“Feature-wise, at a first glance, there might not seem like a lot,” said Jack Niida, producer of the game. “The graphics changed from 2D, extra stages, new items, hidden NIS characters, but aside from that what makes this game so great is the controls, the feel and the way you play the game is what makes it shine.”

“For the old time fans of Cave Story, there aren’t brand new stages, but what we did for these stages is we expanded it. So, there is more to it than there was before. There are new areas to explore, long time fans will definitely see the difference. Daisuke Amaya spent a long time creating this game and everything has been tweaked to fit the latest console.”

Nida also added a special reveal for fans of NIS America, without naming any names: “You can probably expect our most popular character in there. Aside from that, you might see him as an item, as well.”  (check the thumbnail for this article for a possible hint)

Alas, they only disappointing news, apart from the fact that the game isn’t out yet, is that the rumour of the original PC version or the DSi version of the game be included as bonus has turned out to be rubbish: “That’s one thing we were talking about too, but the problem was the amount of space on the card size,” Niida said. “We sort of squeezed everything in and at this point we don’t have enough space for it.”

Thanks to Siliconera for the info.