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Digital download block size also revealed

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Nippon Ichi Software has officially announced Criminal Girls 2 for PS Vita following a leak from Amazon Japan this weekend. The game will launch in Japan on November 26 for 5,980 yen via retail, 5,143 yen via download, and 7,980 yen for a limited edition.

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Yes, we'd love a new Double Dragon or Kunio-kun game

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Yes, we'd love a new Double Dragon or Kunio-kun game

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Been missing some old school Dragon Ball Z fighting action? Get ready for Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden on 3DS!...

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Saint Seiya Soldiers’ Soul is an ultra-dynamic fighting game taking place in the legendary universe of Saint Seiya....

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The ultimate cross over tactical RPG is back! SEGA, Capcom and Bandai Namco Entertainment are teaming up once again!...

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Get ready to play through Punk Hazard! Like us: https://www.facebook.com/bandainamcoeu Follow us: https://twitter....

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Today Gust Released a large batch of new screenshots of the upcoming JRPG Yoru no Nai Kuni, that will be released in Japan on August 27th for PS4, PS3 and PS Vita.

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Like many beloved niche titles, EarthBound known as Mother 2 in Japan was ahead of its time. The games cutesy graphics and unabashed weirdness belied its dark and meaningful storyline. At a glance, its no great surprise that it initially failed to find an audience. But when you look closer, youll find that EarthBound had everything it needed to be a success. A dedicated localization team ensured that every offbeat cultural reference was translated perfectly. Moreover, it had an impressive marketing budget, with ads for the game appearing in most major gaming magazines. Miyamoto was convinced that North American gamers would love EarthBound as much as he did. He believed the game could sell millions of copies and made sure it had the budget to pull it off. Nintendo sunk $2 million into advertising, sending out mailers and placing numerous ads in major gaming magazines. According to early PR statements, their plan was to target a teen and young adult audience. Somewher...