Released back in February 2009 in Japan, many Western fans believed that Yakuza 3 would never get an official release in their home countries. The PS3 spinoff Yakuza: Kenzan failed to make it overseas and, with the lackluster sales of the first two games on PS2, there was little hope…
Want to live your life to the “max”? Do you live in the UK? Then the Max It Legends competition by Pepsi Max is right up your alley. The new ad campaign for Pepsi Max stars a group of men past their prime that want to help the young ‘uns…
Although it’s currently only a rumor, it appears that Sega may be bringing a new Virtual-On to XBLA in the near future. According to SegaBits.com, the website address, http://vo-force360.sega.jp, has been registered by Sega and suggests that they may be porting the 2001 arcade game, Virtual-On 4 Force to XBLA….
Japan sure loves card-based arcade games these days and lucky for them Sega loves making them. The next two being developed by Sega are based on the Transformers Animated license and will be titled Transformers Animated the Chase and Transformers Animated the Shooting. According to andriasang.com: “The former is a…
The Japanese development blog for Virtual On: Oratorio Tangram has recently announced that they’ve surpassed their sales expectations for the game. This is really good news not only for Sega but also for our very own Kris Knigge, who is waiting patiently for Sega to either announce a new game…
UGDB.com has posted a new interview with Tournament of Legends producer, Keith Hladik. In it he mentions how the game originally started out as a realistic gladiator combat game but was given a fantasy setting due to the lack of creativity a realistic setting would allow. I would say the…
Some new details have been revealed about the upcoming PSP Yakuza game formerly known as Project K. The official name will be Black Leopard: Ryu ga Gotoku, which, when Sega definitely brings it to the West will probably be called Yakuza: Black Leopard. The game will be released in Japan…