Persona 4: Dancing All Night just got even more appealing. Teddie, the friendly bear who lives inside the TV's secret world in Persona 4, can walk out dressed as Elvis and totally dance in Persona 4: Dancing All Night. His jacket, you can just make out, reads "Ku," on our left and "Ma" on the right, spelling "Kuma," the Japanese word for "Bear." Where Disco Stu doesn't advertise, Dancing Teddie moves in to increase his market share.
I've played a lot of RPGs in my day, and I've never felt like leveling is slower than it is in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Although it's intended to be excruciatingly slow, a bug introduced in the game's latest patch has only made matters worse.
Okay so Final Fantasy games are the type where you learn something new on each replay, right? And in most of them, my mind is blown by something I didn't know before. Having been through Final Fantasy VII, like, Lord knows how many times, I feel okay checking a Fort Condor FAQ to make sure I'm not passing up any chance to rush back and take part in that easy but cute and fun mini RTS game.
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The upcoming Steam version for D4: Dark Dream Don't Die by SWERY, the creator behind the Twin Peaks-esque Deadly Premonition, is offering a free demo to everyone, which is great for anyone who hasn't played the game on Xbox One with or without Kinect.
Amid much fanfare (and a tiny bit of a downgradation kerfuffle), this week saw the release of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and one thing that can be said across the board is that damn, that is one magnificent beard Geralt has going on there. And it grows as the game progresses, so the more hours put in to the game, the more whisker action he sees.
I've seen a lot of rumors in my day; some big, and some small. Some unbelievable from unknown sources, and some from sources that make me a believer. Today's rumor regarding Silent Hills is one of the biggest I've seen, and has me conflicted.
Universal Pictures' atrocious Van Helsing movie left such a sour taste in my mouth that I was unable to... err... sink my teeth into anything related to Van Helsing for several years. Fortunately, Neocore Games' resurrected the franchise in a fun and exciting way with their ARPG titled The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing. Now the third game has been unleashed, following the series' annualized form. It's a good thing that it's the final installment, though, because the series is starting to wear thin due to a lack of significant changes. As a result, this title seems more like an expansion than a true sequel.
Even though Konami plans to focus on mobile game development going forward, it hasn't given up on the console market entirely.
"Konami will continue to embrace the challenge of creating entertainment content via different platforms," company president Hideki Hayakawa told Nikkei (via GameSpot). "Not only mobile platforms, but for home consoles, arcade units, and cards, to meet the changing needs of the times."
[Update] A pair of images of the purported new Xbox One controller have surfaced online, courtesy of Austrian retailer Libro. Give the controller itself a look above.
It's been more than six months since Driveclub released, and six months ago a PS Plus Edition was supposed to be delivered for free to PS Plus subscribers. Unfortunately, major architecture issues resulted in what appeared to be the killing of one of PS Plus' most long-awaited benefits. We found out today that it's far from dead.
LetÄ‚Ë€â„Ës talk about art and accessibility! Trust me, by the time weÄ‚Ë€â„Ëre done, youÄ‚Ë€â„Ëll have to read a game review at some point. [Skip about seven paragraphs ahead if you want to go straight into the meat of the review, though I recommend otherwise. ~Ed. Nick Tan]
It appears that the first major reveal for Rise of the Tomb Raider is scheduled for June 1st. This will be the first time we see more than just a few screenshots and basic information about the game.
The Vita music game that made me put the system down and start crying finally has a release date. Deemo: Last Recital will arrive on the Japanese PSN June 24, having missed its initial target of Winter 2014.
Square Enix president and representative director Yosuke Matsuda has confirmed that the company is working on new intellectual properties as well as "experimental projects," which will help expand its growing portfolio of software.
Xbox Live's Games with Gold for the month of June have been revealed, and fans of Double Fine Productions' work have much to be excited about.
That's right, all month long, Xbox One owners who have a Gold subscription will be able to pick up a digital copy of Massive Chalice free of charge. And, according to a post on Major's Nelson blog, Pool Nation FX will remain a free download throughout June as well.
Sony Computer Entertainment President and CEO Andrew House recently put together an Investor Day presentation, and it reveals a new release window for the highly anticipated Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.
First off, let's not single out Batman: Arkham Knight. All high-profile titles have been bombarding us for years now with a dizzying whirlwind of pre-order bonuses. Batman: Arkham Knight just happens to be the latest in the triple-A carousel for all the various costume skins and DLC content.
Peter Molyneux has faced a lot of criticism in the past year or two concerning the Godus project and the results of the Curiosity cube experiment. Now his indie studio 22Cans is undergoing a "reboot" following those recent controversies.
Its might be difficult to believe, but it's been a full 18 months since the PS4 launched. In less than two years it has achieved many feats whether it be majority market share in the current generation of consoles, or a record pace of sales. Sony is on a roll.
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Persona 4: Dancing All Night just got even more appealing. Teddie, the friendly bear who lives inside the TV's secret world in Persona 4, can walk out dressed as Elvis and totally dance in Persona 4: Dancing All Night. His jacket, you can just make out, reads "Ku," on our left and "Ma" on the right, spelling "Kuma," the Japanese word for "Bear." Where Disco Stu doesn't advertise, Dancing Teddie moves in to increase his market share.
But is it art?
