One comes courtesy of Namco Bandai, the other from Koei.
Two new Wii bundles were announced today for Japan due to release during the upcoming holiday season.
The Activision subsidiary was reportedly shut down because they didn't want to commit to a specific franchise.
Shaba Games has shut down according to Neogaf and Wikipedia. The Activision subsidiary developed last year's Spider-Man: Web of Shadows and also worked on many other well-received games, most in the extreme sports genres.
Consumers who buy their titles from Gamestop online will no longer receive empty black boxes only containing the game itself.
It’s no secret that many of the pre-owned games sold at Gamestop are lacking things like the official box art and any packaged inserts. However, according to Gamestop’s website, they will now guarantee that all games purchased online will arrive to their owners in working condition and include cover art along with a manual.
There's a lot of cool additions (the new beat-'em-up campaign, improved online), but at the end of the day, you can still watch a guy in a tuxedo fight a panda bear.
Tekken 6 is a landmark title in the series for a few reasons. First, it is the first time the series is appearing on a non-Sony console. Second, it features the brawler Scenario Campaign mode that mixes Tekken with Final Fight. Lastly, it's got 40 characters and an outrageous amount of customization.
Notice an abundance of loading screen mini-games in Namco Bandai games? It's because they own the copyright for them.
At a recent event, PixlBit saw the latest Namco Bandai-published Dragon Ball: Raging Blast for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. This game has a short mini-game that you can play during the loading screen where you drag a cursor around and collect money. Apparently Namco Bandai owns the copyright for the concept according to Timothy Ng, associate public relations manager.
Check out the ten achievements coming to the latest expansion of GTA IV.
In a little over three weeks from now, Rockstar Games will release their second Xbox 360 exclusive expansion for their popular title, Grand Theft Auto IV.
Do a trademark application and a tweet confirm a possible movie rendition?
A trademark filed by Activision was recently found in the files of the The United States Patent and Trademark Office.
The trailer claims that the game is due for a release much sooner than expected.
A mysterious video has recently surfaced claiming to be a teaser trailer for Rockstar Games' upcoming title, Max Payne 3. The video features a sleek visual presentation and seems to coincide with the overall physical appearance of what we have seen of the game thus far.
The game is being designed by Broken Sword creator Charles Cecil.
Along with the upcoming movie adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol, a video game of the same premise is also awaiting release.
The purpose of the latest trademark is currently unknown.
Prince of Persia series creator Jordan Mechner recently filed a new trademark relating to the series.
