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Koei Tecmo teased it for a whole week, but finally the new game by Omega Force has finally been announced officially.

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Koei Tecmo has announced an Attack on Titan game for the PlayStation 4 in development by Dynasty Warriors developers Omega Force and will release in 2016 in North America, Europe, and Japan.

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Bowsers and Donkey Kong go up a gear

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Today Koei Tecmo released one more tease for Omega Forces new and mysterious game, that will be revealed on Wednesday.

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Ken McKown writes: The first-person puzzle game has been at the forefront of the genre ever since the Portal craze. Everyone wanted to mimic the success of Valves masterpiece. Among those released was Q.U.B.E., which added enough on its own to make it stand out, but also demanded comparisons to Chell and company. Now, five years after release a re-release is upon us, with new content and landing on new platforms. The results are still the same, and being my first time through the title, I found it extremely addicting.

Added: 04.08.2015 21:23 | 8 views | 0 comments


For the past week, Koei Tecmo has been counting down to the announcement of a new game from Dynasty Warriors developer Omega Force. Its an Attack on Titan game, according to the 17th Attack on Titan manga volume launching on Friday, and its coming to a PlayStation platform this winter.

Added: 04.08.2015 20:18 | 1 views | 0 comments


Ken McKown writes: The first-person puzzle game has been at the forefront of the genre ever since the Portal craze. Everyone wanted to mimic the success of Valves masterpiece. Among those released was Q.U.B.E., which added enough on its own to make it stand out, but also demanded comparisons to Chell and company. Now, five years after release a re-release is upon us, with new content and landing on new platforms. The results are still the same, and being my first time through the title, I found it extremely addicting.

Added: 04.08.2015 19:19 | 1 views | 0 comments


Ken McKown writes: The first-person puzzle game has been at the forefront of the genre ever since the Portal craze. Everyone wanted to mimic the success of Valves masterpiece. Among those released was Q.U.B.E., which added enough on its own to make it stand out, but also demanded comparisons to Chell and company. Now, five years after release a re-release is upon us, with new content and landing on new platforms. The results are still the same, and being my first time through the title, I found it extremely addicting.