Added: 07.03.2015 21:19 | 11 views | 0 comments


Cubed: Throughout the long and illustrious history of Nintendo handhelds, there has been one constant element in each line's reign: that of the hardware upgrades, done to boost sales with renewed interest and open up new possibilities with game design. This process began with the Game Boy Color, it being the machine to bring a dosage of the colour spectrum to portable Nintendo fans and also bring a hefty processor boost to the limited number of exclusive games for the revision. The Game Boy Advance's short shelf life didn't allow for an upgrade but did result in the most portable gaming device of all time with the Game Boy micro. Next up to complement the DS line was the DSi, packing not only bigger screens and more juice under the hood, but a whole new Operating System and cameras to boot.

Added: 07.03.2015 9:00 | 21 views | 0 comments


Well, it's not what I imagined, but I'd take what I could get. I can't believe how desperate that last sentence sounds. Is. That last sentence is desperate. Well it's not the last sentence anymore, because there was another one right after the desperate one. Maybe I should've gone with "was" instead? No, because the sentence is still there. It's not really past tense it's... wow, time to stop. By modifying the source code to the original PSOne version of Final Fantasy VII, Japanese developer Rodensoft had been making the Final Fantasy VII sequel you see above. The game was set to be called Time Guardian. The studio has stopped the project, citing time and energy constraints. Planned changes to the original systems: Day & Night System with Random Weather - Enemies at night can be far more dangerous. Upgraded PHS - Check the time anywhere with a calendar system made up of months and years. NPC Schedules - NPCs will do different things depending on the time of day, offering more dynamic gameplay. "Change" System - Change the party leader at any time. If you’re bored with the current quest, you can freely change to another character within the PHS. Characters will remain where you last left them. If you switch between two characters in the same area, you’ll see the character you just left behind. Time and the World - Shops and houses will open and close, and sounds and music will change, depending on the time of day. Time is calculated after battles and the world map. Games - You can buy games like "G-Bike," "Snowboard," and "Torpedo Attack" for your PHS, which you can play to pass time in the game world. Team System - Players will be able to form multiple parties, up to three teams of two or three characters. Your team members will follow you on the field. Randomized Dungeons - Self-explanatory. Open-World - An open-world spanning nine CDs, one for each character. The world features things like "well-used paths," which are a "slightly safer" way to travel the overworld. Field Skills - Extract resources and blow up doors (Barrett), pick locks and ninja jump (Yuffie), levitate (Vincent), etc. Not what I imagined, but it sounds cool enough that I have to admit I'd buy that shit. Nine discs, though, holy shit. [Source: Rodensoft via Gematsu and PSLS]

Added: 06.03.2015 15:19 | 3 views | 0 comments


Arc System Works has released the opening movie for its XBlaze Code: Embryo sequel XBlaze Lost: Memories. The sequel expands upon the events of the first game, continuing the adventures of the original cast while introducing new characters and plotlines. Youll follow a new pink-haired protagonist as she tries to rescue her sister, who has disappeared into an alternate reality, while collecting crystallized memories along the way. XBlaze Lost: Memories is due out for PlayStation 3 and PS Vita on April 9 in Japan and this summer in North America.

Added: 06.03.2015 15:09 | 5 views | 0 comments


We have outlined the details of the Xenoblade Chronicles X Direct regarding the combat system.

Added: 06.03.2015 13:12 | 1 views | 0 comments


Arc System Works has released the opening movie for its XBlaze Code: Embryo sequel XBlaze Lost: Memories. The sequel expands upon the events of the first game, continuing the adventures of the original cast while introducing new characters and plotlines. Youll follow a new pink-haired protagonist as she tries to rescue her sister, who has disappeared into an alternate reality, while collecting crystallized memories along the way. XBlaze Lost: Memories is due out for PlayStation 3 and PS Vita on April 9 in Japan and this summer in North America.

Added: 06.03.2015 12:51 | 3 views | 0 comments


Justice comes to Tamriel at long last, with the ability to steal, murder and burgle all added to the game.

Added: 06.03.2015 12:10 | 2 views | 0 comments


Arc System Works has released the opening movie for its XBlaze Code: Embryo sequel XBlaze Lost: Memories. The sequel expands upon the events of the first game, continuing the adventures of the original cast while introducing new characters and plotlines. Youll follow a new pink-haired protagonist as she tries to rescue her sister, who has disappeared into an alternate reality, while collecting crystallized memories along the way. XBlaze Lost: Memories is due out for PlayStation 3 and PS Vita on April 9 in Japan and this summer in North America.

Added: 06.03.2015 9:10 | 0 views | 0 comments


Arc System Works has released the first trailer for its fighting game update BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend. The PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and PS Vita-bound title adds two new characters, a revamped Guard Gauge system, new stage, two new characters, additional scenarios, and a new story mode featuring the characters of the BlazBlue: Remix Heart manga.