The latest in the Ys series continues to improve the formula set in place many years ago.
Ys Seven is the first game developed specifically for the PSP by original developer Nihon Falcom. The team is continuing much of the progress they have made in the series by adding onto everything established in Ys VI: The Ark of Napishtim.
The one multiplayer mode I was able to try looked good, but the rest of the game is still a question mark.
After the fiasco that was Gerstmann-gate, I can't say that I bothered trying the original Kane & Lynch. This year at E3, I did get some hands-on time with the sequel's Cops and Robbers multiplayer mode.
Grand Theft Auto as an MMO produces mixed results.
After taking a few pictures with some alternative girls and receiving a complimentary T-Shirt, Chessa, Rob, and myself had the opportunity to play APB behind close doors. During my session, a developer guided me through my time as an Enforcer in the online beta which is currently active.
A new ESRB listing reveals that the downloadable versions of the title are coming to North America.
Recently, the ESRB has posted a new listing for the WiiWare and DSiWare versions of Ivy the Kiwi?. In addition to publishing the retail versions, XSEED will also publish the downloadable versions of the title.
Cliff Bleszinski from Epic Games performs a video walkthrough of People Can Fly's upcoming FPS title, Bulletstorm for the PS3, Xbox 360,and PC.
An underwhelming lineup of WiiWare and DSiWare titles.
This week's Nintendo Download provides two new WiiWare titles and six new DSiWare titles, with no Virtual Console offerings in sight.
A collection of clips depicting the gameplay from Shin'en's WiiWare 3D Platformer.
Luke unboxes Deathsmiles for the Xbox 360 and shows off the faceplate and soundtrack that comes with the game.
A smoother graphical presentation and solid mechanics make for an enjoyable play session on the show floor.
As Capcom revealed back at Captivate 2010, Marvel vs. Capcom is back for its third iteration, Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds. This time around, the focus seems to be strongly on character balance and a unified presentation.
Rock Band 3 isn't the only game integrating a real guitar into a music game.
If you had asked me prior to E3 what Power Gig: Rise of the SixString was, I would've looked at you in complete confusion. As I came to learn on the last day of the show, Power Gig is actually a music game, and similar to Rock Band 3, the game works in the use of a real-deal guitar.
