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Japan's Kobe Sannomiya Movie Festival was held today, which previews new films of all genres from around hte country. Some celebrities also did live gaming at the festival. Japanese singer GACKT and Appbank CEO Max Murai (helped by musician TAKUMI) played Get Bass (aka SEGA Bass Fishing) live on stage. Tickets to the gaming session were sold out, and the event was broadcast worldwide via YouTube.

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The Witcher 3 has held on to the UK top for a third consecutive week with Splatoon falling two places to the No.4 Spot. Other notable new entries include Japanese Visual Novel Steins;Gate.

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If you want to take part to the Japanese PS4 beta of Dragons Dogma Online, now its the time to apply. All you need to do is to grab a ticket for free from the Japanese PlayStation Store.

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Jaanese rocker T.M.Revolution has announced the release of the single Double-Deal in a special collaboration edition between TMR and the Japanese game franchise Sengoku Basara.

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The weekly round of up of what's hot and what's not has been released by major Japanese retailer Tsutaya. This week's top seller in general is once again Nintendo's Splatoon after seeing a very healthy release in Japan as well as here in the West.

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NL: "Nintendo caused quite a bit of heated discussion when it confirmed that online shooter Splatoon would lack voice chat. The ability to communicate with fellow players is a staple of other online shooters, but Nintendo decided against including it in this ink-covered offering. Critics immediately started sharpening their knives, accusing the Japanese company of being over-cautious on the matter."

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Do you know what the PlayStation Vita needs? Well, a few non-Japanese strategy games would be nice. The system's blessed with more tactical role-playing releases than you'll find in a Super Potato store, but when it comes to titles such as Tropico, it's a barren wasteland. And that's a shame, as its various touch interfaces make it a great fit for those kinds of games.

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Do you know what the PlayStation Vita needs? Well, a few non-Japanese strategy games would be nice. The system's blessed with more tactical role-playing releases than you'll find in a Super Potato store, but when it comes to titles such as Tropico, it's a barren wasteland. And that's a shame, as its various touch interfaces make it a great fit for those kinds of games.