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Sword Art Online: Lost Song will be updated with new playable characters, a player-versus-player mode, and more next Thursday, May 28, Bandai Namco announced.

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Bandai Namco has released the debut trailer for Super Robot Wars BX, its newly announced 3DS entry in the crossover simulation RPG series. 16 works have been confirmed thus far, including SD Gundam Gaiden, Mobile Suit Gundam AGE, Giant Gorge, Mazinkaizer SKL, and more. The game is due out on August 20 in Japan.

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Marcus Estrada writes: "Well, here's another one of these campaigns. You know what we're taking about - IP infringement clear and simple. With that said, unlike some, it doesn't look like the developer Chris Martin is attempting to outright scam with Dragon Ball Z: Rebirth of Legends. Their lead in sentence of "As a child alot of us can remember the dragon ball z saga and how much joy it gave us" seems honest. Many do recall watching Dragon Ball Z and loving every minute of it. However, that is a brand owned by Manga Entertainment in Europe. As for the video game realm, Bandai Namco has the license, not Chris Martin."

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Recognizable anime franchises, classic movie monsters and blazing racing action

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Neil writes "The doors will soon be opening on London Comic Con 2015 and today Bandai Namco have announced a whole host of games that will be present and playable for the weekend."

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Bandai Namco Entertainment has announced that the standard edition preorder bonuses for One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 in Europe will be available as preorder bonuses for North American gamers buying the PS4 edition of the game. GameStop is offering the metal case as a store exclusive bonus.

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Kotaku: The Witcher 3 supports numerous languages at launch, such as Korean, for instance. At least, it is supposed to. Hence the problem and all the angry people in South Korea. Fast forward to today, when the game was released in South Korea. Gamers bought The Witcher 3 with the expectation that it would be in their language. Finally! For the console versions, it was. For the PC version, its not. This is a big problem in a country where the PC dominates. Website Game Meca (via tipster Sang) reports the games Korean publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment Asia said, It is true that there was a delay in applying the Korean localization due to development time. That mightve been good to announced, you know, before people bought the game, no?