It's one thing to be getting vids and screens all the time, it's quite another if we get some more info about the story. That's what we have today for the Square Enix Summon monster spin-off, Blood of Bahamut.

Remember that Blood of Bahamut Japanese story and gameplay trailer last month? Here's another one from Square Enix, with more story, more gameplay footages, and more Japanese to rub the language barrier into our faces. No matter though, some of us may not speak and read Japanese, but we can understand more about the gameplay, the graphics, and best of all, the release date at the end of the trailer.

With Blood of Bahamut getting ready to spit that Mega Flare out into stores, Square Enix releases the Japanese Story trailer for the Dragon King's new game. Apart from Japanese dialogs that we can't read, the trailer also shows gameplay footages of your party going to work against one huge foe. Watch it after the jump.

Six months after Square Enix announced Blood of Bahamut for the Nintendo DS way back in November in 2008, the Mega-Flaring Dragon King is about to finish roaring and flying around and is about to spit the non-elemental blast into your foes. Finally, some real Blood of Bahamut news - not just screenshots and a bunch of blurbs.

When you're talking about a Square Enix game featuring the Dragon King, Bahamut, it's a given that the other Aeons / Guardian Forces / Eidolons / Espers will be tagging along for the ride. This time, instead of being trusty helpers that bring the pain onto seriously outmatched monsters, the stars of Summon Magic will be doing their thing against you and your party. Blood of Bahamut screenshots galore in the full article.

Square Enix has released the debut trailer of their new DS game, Blood of Bahamut. From the looks of it, they got some inspiration from Team ICO's Shadow of the Colossus. Check out the trailer after the link.

Square Enix's marketing department doesn't seem to know the meaning of "suspense." They currently have a countdown running down to what is is supposedly an unannounced Bahamut game. But they went ahead and announced the game anyway, complete with the title, platform, screenshots, and even some game details.

Unlike Squeenix, we know what suspense is about. Yes. We won't tell you what the game is. No, we won't. Not until you click the link.