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Archive for October, 2008

Dark Alex comes out with 5.00m33 in again record time as the official 5.00 has only been out for a few days. Read the rest of this entry »

One of the games that impressed attendees the most at the Tokyo Game Show this year was LocoRoco 2. Journalists praised the game’s cutesy art style which, while maintaining a connection with the first game, also added new depth to the simplistic formula. Read the rest of this entry »

It isn’t even released yet and the new PSP 3000 is unboxed, photographed and posted on Engadget.

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Electronic Arts Inc. today announced a strong opening to its FIFA Soccer 09 season. More than 1.2 million copies of the critically-acclaimed game were sold through in its first week on shelves at European retail, making it the fastest start in the history of the award-winning franchise. Read the rest of this entry »

Undead Knights has a simple, easy to communicate hook. In the game, you turn enemies into zombies and have them fight for you. Interested? We got a chance to sit down with Kohei Shibata, producer on the game, for a few more details. The game wasn’t present at the meeting or a the show, but we did get to see a short CG trailer showing the protagonist turning what appeared to be some type of medieval knight into a zombie.

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In Irish mythology, the Tir Na Nog is an mysterious realm that lies off of the Western edge of the map, occupied by the forever young and visited by heroes of Irish lore. It is a fantastic setting for an RPG, and Japanese games maker System Soft seem to agree. Read the rest of this entry »

Mexican Soccer Star Andres Guardado Will Join Argentinean Great Lionel Messi On This Year’s Cover Of The Worlds Best-Selling Soccer Game

In-Game Commentary Voiced By Renowned Latin American Soccer Commentators Luis Garcia and Christian Martinoli

Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc., today announced new Latin American focused content for Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 (PES ’09). The latest edition of the world’s best-selling soccer video game franchise will feature beloved Mexican soccer athlete Andres Guardado in the game and on the cover of the box alongside Lionel Messi throughout the Americas. Additionally, renowned Mexican soccer commentators Luis Garcia and Christian Martinoli will voice the game’s Spanish soccer commentary.  Read the rest of this entry »

Players to Embark on an Epic RPG Adventure

Game publishers Marvelous Entertainment USA and XSEED Games announced today that Valhalla Knights 2 has started shipping to retailers in North America for the PSP. The game is the first title under the previously announced co-publishing agreement between Marvelous Entertainment USA and XSEED Games. Read the rest of this entry »

Twitch-happy shooter fans, uh, rejoice? Japanese developer GungHo has announced a new PSP game called Rei Choaniki, due in early 2009. It is a classic 2D shooter in the tradition of games like R-Type, Gradius and U.N. Squadron. The only difference between the Choankiki series and those games, is that Choaniki is totally insane. Read the rest of this entry »

October 1, 2008 – If you’re eager to get your hands on a copy of Media Molecule’s upcoming platformer/creative tool LittleBigPlanet, you might have noticed rumors of a PSP version pop up in the online scene recently. Apparently, talks of a portable companion game have brewed behind the scenes — where LittleBigPlanet enthusiasts could potentially create items or supplement their experience on the go and somehow share that content across the two platforms.

We contacted representatives at Sony Computer Entertainment America for a comment. Their response was fairly standard: “we do not comment on rumors or speculation.” The real inklings of the PSP possibility look to have started over at EuroGamer, where Media Molecule Co-founder Mark Healy revealed during an exclusive interview– according to the article — that they had discussed the possibility but nothing was concrete yet.

We’ll keep you posted if any more detailed information comes down the line.