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Koei Tecmo confirmed today that the Toukiden series is going to be "expanded" in the future

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Capcom Blog: Be sure to fire up your 3DS and Wii U this week for big discounts on a variety of Capcom titles. Full list after the jump.

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Today D3 Publisher released a large batch of screenshots of its newly announced PS Vita exclusive JRPG Omega Labyrinth, and they certainly expose the peculiar nature of the game (if being teased with a pair of breasts wasnt enough to reveal it).

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On the North American PlayStation Store this week, you'll find an EA Publisher Sale, a Batman: Arkham sale, a Tom Clancy sale, and more. - PSLS

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EB: Publisher Bandai Namco recently held a big hands-on Dark Souls 3 event, giving many industry insiders a chance to get wined, dined, and a Dark Souls experience.

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Posted by Adam Boyes on Aug 16, 2015 // VP Publisher Relations, SCEA: The Force is about to get a whole lot stronger with PlayStation. I just got off the stage at the D23 Expo in Anaheim, where I introduced a very special limited edition Darth Vader-inspired PS4 system that will be available as part of two Star Wars bundles available November 17th (pre-orders starting soon).

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Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes: "Tamsoft and D3 Publisher have been producing a number of Onechanbara titles in Japan for over ten years but for almost everyone in the West, the first time we learned of the series, was when Onechanbara: Bikini Samurai Squad was released back in 2009. The title may have had plenty of faults at the time but gave players a title that embraced hyper-sexualized characters with plenty of violence and gore. Although a couple titles have been skipped since then, Onechanbara Z2: Chaos has now been released in North America by XSEED but the question is, has this series managed to evolve well enough over the years while still sticking true to the heavy fan-service that many remember the original game for?"