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GS:" Last week several new PlayStation consoles exclusive titles have been revealed during Sony pre-Tokyo Game Show 2015 conference. Among them was Gundam Extreme VS Force, the new entry of the Bandai Namco series based on the popular Gundam series. The game was also available in playable form last week and several gameplay videos have surfaced online in the past few days. Another one of these gameplay videos has surfaced online the past few hours."

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NWR get their hands on the latest build of the Bandai Namco/Sega/Capcom crazy crossover title on the TGS show floor!

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Bandai Namco has released the third trailer for JoJos Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven. JoJos Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven is due out for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 in Japan on December 17.

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Gamesblip offers their opinion on Bandai Namco's One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 for the PS4.

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Seraph of the End: The Origin of Fate will launch for PS Vita in Japan on December 17 for 6,800 yen, Bandai Namco announced. First-print copies of the dramatic tactical battle game include a special PS Vita theme download code, a cast talk featuring the games voice actors, and a digital illustration gallery.

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One Angry Gamer "Modders are still trying to crack the code to add more characters and mod types to Bandai Namcos One Piece Pirate Warriors 3. Theyve currently managed to modify some of the graphics and draw distance with temporary mods until they can really buff the visuals up to what they were meant to be. Additionally there are some texture conversion mods that allows characters to wear costumes from other games, such as Naruto Shippuden and Hwoarang from Tekken. And for good measure, another modder has made an ultimate mod for PS3 owners."

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DD: If you want an example of a rhythm game that could never really work in the west, it's surely Taiko no Tatsujin V Version. With huge tracklist that could only ever be relevant to the Japanese, Taiko is also ridiculously colourful and has an energy to it that can only be described as utterly nuts, and is far beyond what most people would assume the western market would have patience for. This is likely why Namco Bandai has stopped localising them, frankly.