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Disgaea 5 is out today in Japan. The PS4-exclusive strategy RPG will come to North America and Europe later this year, but until then, you can enjoy the 16-minute launch trailer above.

It starts out by showing the two main characters meeting each other in a humorous opening scenario. We then see character creation and tons of battle clips, including combos and a look at the Revenge system.

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Idea Factory International has released a new trailer and set of screenshots for Omega Quintet. The trailer showcases the games Promotional Video System. The screenshots introduce some of the larger enemies players will face against in the game. Omega Quintet is due out for PlayStation 4 on April 28 in North America and May 1 in Europe.

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Metro: We really get the feeling that Nintendo doesnt know what to do with Xenoblade Chronicles, or its developer Monolith Soft. Nintendo of America only bothered to release the original game after an extensive petition campaign by fans, and the marketing for upcoming Wii U follow-up Xenoblade Chronicles X has been curiously unenthusiastic despite the graphics looking like the best on the console so far.

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GearNuke: "Bloodborne is finally out now on the PlayStation 4 in North America and Europe. Since the game is still relatively new, there are still some hidden secrets and features that people don't know about in the game."

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From Software's action RPG Bloodborne launched in North America today. Based on the early reviews, PS4 owners are going to be pleased with their exclusive.

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Explosion:" Bloodborne, the new action role playing game developed by From Software and Sony Japan Studio, is finally available in North America but European and Japanese gamers have yet to wait before being able to enjoy the game."

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DD: When I was recently talking to some of the development team at Visceral, the studio behind Battlefield: Hardline, in the lead up to the release of the game, I couldn't help but ask them whether the events over in Ferguson had impacted on the development of Battlefield: Hardline or not. After all, Ferguson is a pretty big deal - you've got protests and even riots happening in America right now over police brutality, and on the other side you've got police that feel they need to arm themselves with military weapons because, thanks to America's... fascinating... gun laws the citizenry are themselves armed to the teeth. The whole mess is as loaded as political debates come, and it amazed me that EA and Visceral were continuing on the path of a shooter about America's police force.

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Toukiden: Kiwami is coming to PS4 and PS Vita (in package and digital versions) across Europe on 27 March 2015 and North America on March 31, 2015. For fo, please visit the official site: http://www.toukiden.eu/kiwami In the deeply rich world of Toukiden, Demons (Oni) have always hid in the shadows and aimed to torment mankind. Through history, a secret caste of warriors, the Slayers, have been trained to dispose of the demonic threat before it could consume the world. However, an event called the ‘Awakening’ caused rifts to appear in space and time. Through those rifts places that had long disappeared from the world resurfaced, and with them came hordes of various demons that started to relentlessly hunt humans. These demons would consume the souls of those they killed and imprison the ones of brave heroes in order to grow in size and strength. Using these souls, Oni can regenerate at a rapid rate and only Slayers are trained in the proper way to battle them. As the extinction of humanity was not far from reality, the Slayers opened their villages as sanctuaries, to protect those who escaped, and provided a last line of defence against the horror. Toukiden’s original storyline starts 8 years after the Awakening and follows a newly trained Slayer from the village of Utakata (enter: the player!). The player’s role is to complete various missions, strengthen his relationships with the other warriors in the village and eventually start battling the largest of the Oni to banish them back to their dimension (a mysterious demi-plane that stands between space and time) and free the souls of the heroes they’ve trapped. In turn, when these souls are free, they stay with the player and provide him with a variety of equipable abilities for his weapons. Set against a backdrop inspired by various historical periods of Japan, ‘Toukiden: Kiwami’ continues to narrate the tale of humanity’s last stand for survival. As it makes its debut appearance on the PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system, ‘Kiwami’ picks up the story from the beginning, allowing new players to familiarise with its vast, demon-ridden world. Nevertheless, it is actually almost double the size of the original game, offering fans of the series the opportunity to pick up where ‘Age of Demons’ stops and follow their slayer into a variety of new, exciting adventures. Visually stunning, like its predecessor, this game boasts an extensive character creation mode, a multitude of new and returning weapon types , each of which can be forged and upgraded to the player’s preferences, while it also features 300 characters based on both fictional and historical Japanese figures, whose souls help players strengthen their team and defeat their enemies. ‘Toukiden: Kiwami’ will also include an extensive multiplayer mode. The player is always encouraged to tackle battles with the most powerful Oni as part of a group and, as with the previous title, there is a choice between a number of NPC or, preferably, a cooperative multiplayer mode that allows for a team of up to four Slayers to band up and banish a demon together!

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GamesRadar - Former Sega of America producer Stephen Frost has gone onrecord to explain why Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric performed so poorly at review. Speaking on the Sega Nerdcast, Frost explained that the game "overextended our grasp, in some ways". He also lamented the fact that the team forgot that Sonic needs to be fast. The reason? Focus groups. Apparently the focus groups they spoke to said that Sonic was too fast and they couldn't control him any more, so they decided to slow him down. But then that meant the traditional fans weren't happy.