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Siliconera speaks to the co-founders of Mr. Tired Media about what theyve learned about Japanese games and how theyre applying that to Undead Darlings.

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Dominic Sheard: "Samurai Warriors 4 was a great way to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Koei Tecmo's Japanese Warring States series. Not only was it the best Samurai Warriors game, but it was without a doubt, for me, the greatest entry in the franchise, eclipsing any of its brother's huge list of Dynasty Warriors titles. Samurai Warriors 4 was the developers taking everything they had built before and converting it into a focused game that featured flashy combat, better stories, smoother frame rate, interesting weapons and improved graphics. Not bad for a title that was once the little spin-off to Dynasty Warriors."

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Extreme Dimension Tag Blanc + Neptune VS Zombie Army will launch for PS Vita in Japan on October 15, HMV Online has leaked.

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"Japanese companies have a habit of never letting things go, and my feelings for Tekken X Street Fighter mimics my exact feelings for The Last Guardian. For the first few years of its development, all of the news of the game being delayed and then coming back and then being radio-silent did not do great things for my heart." ~ Nick Tan, GameRevolution

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Media Create published the latest Japanese hardware/software sales.

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A Japanese fan has made real-life versions of Splatoon weapons and showcased them in a YouTube video. The most...

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With the game confirmed to be out in North America this year and Europe next year, New Game Plus's Charlotte Buckingham has a crack at the Stella Glow demo on the Japanese eShop.

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This month, we celebrate the fifth anniversary of the announcement of Tekken X Street Fighter. Oh my, has it been that long? I don't even remember anymore.

All right, let me scour through my archive: Okay, so here I was really announcing the game back in July 2010, then asking where the hell the game was in January 2012, then saying that it was "still in development." That's excluding our reports of Capcom's Yoshinori Ono poking fun at the game's development in January 2012 and of Namco Bandai hiring 40 people to finish the game earlier this year. Remind you of any other particular Sony game featuring a chihuahua-chimera? Japanese companies have a habit of never letting things go, and my feelings for Tekken X Street Fighter mimics my exact feelings for The Last Guardian. For the first few years of its development, all of the news of the game being delayed and then coming back and then being radio-silent did not do great things for my heart.