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Bandai Namcos recent release of J-Stars Victory VS+ for PS3, PS4 and PS Vita in the West serves as both an enthusiastic, celebratory acknowledgement of anime and mangas popularity in the West as well as an almost shameless capitalization on their brand recognition in the public consciousness, as the game itself is essentially a $70 CAD re-release of an arena-fighting game that has already been out in Japan for well over a year.

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Today Chara-Ani announced that the latest installment of the historical Darius side-scrolling shooter series Dariusburst Chronicle Saviours is in development, and will be released for PS4, PS Vita and PC in Japan this winter.

Added: 02.08.2015 19:20 | 22 views | 0 comments


Bandai Namcos recent release of J-Stars Victory VS+ for PS3, PS4 and PS Vita in the West serves as both an enthusiastic, celebratory acknowledgement of anime and mangas popularity in the West as well as an almost shameless capitalization on their brand recognition in the public consciousness, as the game itself is essentially a $70 CAD re-release of an arena-fighting game that has already been out in Japan for well over a year.

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A PS Vita owner created his own custom analog stick modification kit to add Xbox One analog sticks to their PlayStation Vita.

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Bandai Namcos recent release of J-Stars Victory VS+ for PS3, PS4 and PS Vita in the West serves as both an enthusiastic, celebratory acknowledgement of anime and mangas popularity in the West as well as an almost shameless capitalization on their brand recognition in the public consciousness, as the game itself is essentially a $70 CAD re-release of an arena-fighting game that has already been out in Japan for well over a year.

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Bandai Namcos recent release of J-Stars Victory VS+ for PS3, PS4 and PS Vita in the West serves as both an enthusiastic, celebratory acknowledgement of anime and mangas popularity in the West as well as an almost shameless capitalization on their brand recognition in the public consciousness, as the game itself is essentially a $70 CAD re-release of an arena-fighting game that has already been out in Japan for well over a year.