KoeiTecmo’s confirmed that Ninja Gaiden Sigma II will get a Japanese release date of October 1st. The game, a PS3 port of Ninja Gaiden II from the Xbox 360 version last summer but with alot more exclusive features then the 360 edition (online co-op for for one), will cost ¥7,800.
From Kotaku.
UPDATE: That was quick, it’s out now.
Original Story: EA’s announced that the first trailer for FIFA 10 is coming this week.
When specfically, we dont know. However, considering there is an embargo thats about to break on Friday, thats when we’re gonna see it we think. The news comes from Romily Broad, Community Manager for .
So. First FIFA 10 trailer this week? Yeah, go on then.
For sake of clarity, we’ve emailed EA to see when the trailer shows up. Game’s out October for all 3 next-gen platforms as well as the handhelds and PC.
Kodu, the Xbox Community Game which some are saying is the Xbox 360 version of LittleBigPlanet, is now available to buy from Marketplace.
It comes in at about 800 MS Points.
Thats all there is basically. The game was shown at Steve Ballmer’s CES keynote during a segment by Microsoft’s Robbie Bach.
From Kotaku.
Now, this one just got interesting.
Yesterday, David Jaffe left a tweet from Twitter saying he was showing off his new game at a “dog and pony” type show for Sony and the worldwide honchos like WorldWide studios boss, Shuhei Yoshida, where all worldwide studios would show off the latest builds from PS3 games (yes, in other words, Last Guardian will be there too).
This however still led to speculation that it would be revealed next week, but Jaffe has put that to rest at NeoGAF when they started to nose around . He does however state that they will look at a reveal sometime after the New Year.
Hey- not announcing a game next week. We are going to the monthly Sony greenlite meeting where all of the Playstation groups in the world convene to get brought up to speed on ALL the games being made and to offer feedback, suggestions, and work with the game makers to try to make sure the games will be well received in the numerous territories that Playstation games are sold.
So we’re putting together a video of gameplay to bring the overall Playstation group- lead by Shu Yoshida- up to speed on our title.
It’s stressful for us cause we want them to be happy and supportive of our work. But it’s got nothing to do with an announcement for the public. My guess is that we are looking at announcing the title right after the New Year but that’s out of my hands.
So, there you have it. It’s naturally Twisted Metal PS3 of course, you’d be a fool to bet against it. A teaser at the end of the most recent Twister Metal for the PS2 stated that a TM was in development for PS3. We can only wait and see what happens next with Jaffe and Eat, Sleep, Play.
New scans of Mobile Suit Gundam: Battlefield Record have emerged from Famitsu, its after the jump.
It’s confirmed in this issue also that the game will be out September 9th in Japan.
Honest to god, there are so many of these articles that are the same from Monster Hunter 3.
Anyways… *ahem* …new scans have emerged of Monster Hunter 3 from Famitsu, get them after the jump. Its out in Japan next month for the Nintendo Wii, August 9th.
We seriously have to stop doing these MH scans, honestly, there must be a million of these here on GO.
Naughty Dog’s co-president Evan Wells has said in a US PS Blog livetext, alongside Naughty Dog creative director Amy Hening, that the cutscenes for the game will come in at 90 minutes as far as the game’s story is concerned.
The single player campaign is definitely going to be longer than Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune. We have over 90 minutes of cinematics alone!
So there pretty much is a whole spread of cutscenes combined to 90 minutes in the game, compared to the suposed 90 minute ending of MGS4 (it wasnt 90 mins, but it felt like it).
Game’s out this Fall, with a date promised soon, and a second multiplayer beta coming soon as well.
Naughty Dog co-president Evan Wells has just confirmed in a livetext to the US PS Blog that a second multiplayer beta for Uncharted 2: Among Thieves will be coming before release, but dates for it, or for that matter how to get your hands on it, is to be decided yet. Asked if there was gonna be a open beta, Wells basically answered there would be.
Yes, we’re going to have another multiplayer demo before the game hits shelves. The exact timing isn’t finalized yet, but it should be available to an even wider group this time, so if you missed the last one I don’t think you’ll have any problem getting in this one.
Earlier, Wells confirmed a date for the game would be incoming, but would give no more then that. Catch our hands on impressions of the first multiplayer beta here.
It’s out this Fall for the PS3.
Ongoing right now is a livetext on the US PS Blog involving Naughty Dog and Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, where ND’s creative director Amy Hennig and co-president Evan Wells are in the chat.
During said chat, Wells has just confirmed that a release date is incoming very soon, the game was put down for just a Fall release.
We still haven’t announced our release date. So for now it’s still “Fall”, but I assure you that an official date will be announced very soon.
We’d like to see a date soon, preferingly sooner then later, both in the announcement and the release date. Either way, it’s exclusive to the PLAYSTATION 3 and is coming this year.
If you want a reason why we picked this as our Best of Show at E3 2009 at the start of this month, this developer diary shows why. Splinter Cell: Conviction looks set to be an absolutely thrilling games like it’s predecssors before it. Catch it after the jump, and you’ll see why and know what we mean.
It’s out this Fall, exclusive to the Xbox 360.
From IGN.