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Keiji Inafune may be best known for Mega Man, but hes also a huge fan of zombies. Inafune created the Dead Rising series and is working with Team Ninja on Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z. In this interview we talk about the games comic book style, Yaibas fight with Ninja Gaidens regular protagonist, Ryu Hayabusa, and Inafune breaking his personal zombie rules.

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Console gaming isnt going to survive if the industry just keeps doing the same old stuff, according to Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive creator Tomonobu Itagaki.

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PS Vita gets LEGO Lord of the Rings and When Vikings Attack.

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A weekly round-up of the freshest games available to download for your console- this week includes Gran Turismo 6 (Demo), Ninja Gaiden 3 and Project X Zone

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Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate has two more characters that werent in Warriors Orochi 3 Hyper for Wii U or the original Warriors Orochi 3. Famitsu revealed Kasumi from Dead or Alive will be playable. Shes armed with a short sword. Kasumi was also in Ninja Gaiden 3: Razors Edge, so we imagine her moves in Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate will be similar. Omega Force also added a brand new character, Ouryuu, who fights with a pair of dragon swords. Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate is slated for release on September 26 for PlayStation 3 and Vita.

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Previewer Steve Wright writes, "At this years E3, I saw more zombie games than I really knew how to handle. Thankfully, Tecmo Koeis Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z didnt take the same serious tone when it came to the undead. And, considering the game is the brainchild of Keiji Inafune, the creator of the original Dead Rising, Yaiba could be considered that franchises spiritual successor at a time where Dead Rising 3 is looking to take on a more realistic feel rather than the over-the-top, comedic tone that the Dead Rising franchise originated."

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Previewer Steve Wright writes, "At this years E3, I saw more zombie games than I really knew how to handle. Thankfully, Tecmo Koeis Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z didnt take the same serious tone when it came to the undead. And, considering the game is the brainchild of Keiji Inafune, the creator of the original Dead Rising, Yaiba could be considered that franchises spiritual successor at a time where Dead Rising 3 is looking to take on a more realistic feel rather than the over-the-top, comedic tone that the Dead Rising franchise originated."