Arcades in the mid-nineties were dominated by the vast number of 2D fighters as the unstoppable genre continued to grow bigger and better. Capcom were of course responsible in the most part for the 2D fighter boom due to their numerous offerings including the Street Fighter II, Street Fighter Alpha…
Following tease, after tease, after countdown, today has finally seen the official unveiling of the Japanese website for the Sega, Capcom and Bandai Namco collaborative RPG project for the Nintendo 3DS, Project X Zone. At this moment in time, the site only has an ‘About’ section, detailing the premise of…
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku16IxddOJI&w=475] A new multiplayer trailer for the stand alone expansion to the thoroughly played and BAFTA award winning Total War: Shogun 2, titled Fall of the Samurai, has been released which contains a commentary by The Creative Assembly Multiplayer Design Lead Ian Roxburgh. In the video, Mr. Roxburgh explains…
Late last week saw the addition of Playstation Vita wallpapers to the Japanese Puyo Puyo portal website. This shows that, at some level, Sega have Vita owning Puyo Puyo fans in mind and speculations regarding a new Puyo Puyo Vita title being developed have, according to Andriasang, already begun….
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-mS3tiWeCM&w=475] The PC version of Sonic Generations seems to be a wonderful gift descended from the heavens in the eyes of modders, and considering the short period of time the game has been available, we have already reported on some very promising mods. Sonic Retro members Dario FF, Twilightzoney and…
Love it or hate it, the Namco Bandai/Capcom/Sega RPG cross-over game, Project X Zone, will be making its way to the 3DS eventually. A recent interview by Japanese gaming magazine Weekly Famitsu with the game’s producer, Namco Bandai’s Kensuke Tsukanaka, has helped shed some light on the origins of the…
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkT-1W8o2FU&w=475&h=271] Sega’s Miss Yakuza 5 competition has narrowed down the contestants to the final 15 girls, with three from each city of Sapporo, Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka and Fukuoka. A total of five lucky ladies, one from each city, will be have the honour of representing Yakuza 5 in…