Apparently Noby Noby Boy was supposed to be much more.
In a recent interview, Keita Takahashi (creator of Katamari Damacy) discussed the state of the gaming industry in Japan and his disappointment with Noby Noby Boy.
Lots of new content including big name demos like Fat Princess and Ratchet and Clank.
This week's Playstation Store update brings with it plenty of new demos, games for sale, and a few games that have had their price tags slashed. Regarding the available demos this week PS3 owners can try out Fat Princess, the second Ratchet and Clank demo, Locoroco Midnight Carnival, and several more.
New characters such as the Black Panther and Cable will be added to the character list.
Yesterday, Activision officially announced the details regarding the first DLC for Marvel Ultimate Aliance 2.
Nick and Chessa permanently take the reigns of PixlTalk, and PixlBit as a whole.
This week features just Nick and Chessa, as Neal and Lauren have departed from the site.
Known as Blue Dragon: Ikai no Kyojuu in Japan, the third game in the series will be available next year.
D3Publisher announced yesterday that they would be bringing Blue Dragon: Ikai no Kyojuu to America as Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadow. The DS title takes place two years after the original Xbox 360 game.
Trust me, 30 seconds is all you need... to fall in love with this game.
Half-Minute Hero is one of the more abstract and crazier titles to come out of Japan as of late. The game features numerous types of gameplay, but all are based around a single underlying concept: time. Within each of the game's four modes, players are given a total of 30 seconds to complete the objective at hand. Accompanying the unique gameplay is an equally original presentation comprised of highly pixelated sprites and 8-bit backdrops. The title as a whole is simply unlike anything before it.
Players must race across a level in order to reach the "ultimate party".
Earlier today Konami announced that Tomena Sanner,a popular Japanese WiiWare title, will be making its way to America.
The final chapters of Wallace and Gromit's Grand Adventures are almost here.
The last three episodes of the Wallace and Gromit's Grand Adventures series will officially release side-by-side for XBLA on November 4. This is unlike most Telltale episodic games which usually release over a span of several months.
Early next year the game will be available in the US and Europe.
Sega formally announced the US and European release dates of Platinum Games' Bayonetta. The title which is already released in Japan will be available in both territories in just two short months.
Apparently a "reliable source" has confirmed that it will.
Netflix made a splash in the gaming world earlier this week when they announced that streaming video would finally be coming to the PS3. With support already on the Xbox 360 and now PS3, many gamers wondered if the service would also be coming to Wii.
