The two previously Wii exclusive titles are coming to the PS3.
Game Informer is reporting that Capcom today unveiled the release window for Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection. The collection of the two Wii light gun shooters will be released this June on the PlayStation Network and individually at a later date.
Available now for the PlayStation Vita.
The upstart has begun development on the Metroidvania title.
At this year's SXSW in Austin, TX, Austin-based start-up, Minicore Studios announced their latest endeavor, Laika Believes. The team has already begun work on the Metroidvania-inspired adventure for XBLA and PC, which features a cybernetic dog from outer space. The titular Laika can speak, is clad with silver metal armor, and armed to the teeth with some mysterious weaponry.
Although already leaked, the official announcement has now been made.
Although originally tweeted by Hideo Kojima, Konami has officially announced the release of the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection for the PlayStation Vita. The port is coming this summer and includes Metal Gear Solid 2 and Metal Gear Solid 3, removing the inclusion of Peace Walked as seen in the home console release.
Revealed at GDC last night, the real-time tech demo showed version 1 of the company's future tech in motion (which is now in version 3). A statement from David Cage is available on the PlayStation Blog.
A quick tweet and a website has revealed this title's existence.
Renegade Kid, the developer behind Mutant Mudds, has teased their new game, Bomb Monkey. Jools Watsham, co-founder of the studio, released the following tweet yesterday.
This Aztec themed puzzle game is to be arriving soon on the Nintendo 3DS's eShop.
Yet another title with an Online Pass.
Tecmo-Koei's Ninja Gaiden 3 is coming out March 20, 2012 and the company has announced that its online multiplayer will be locked behind a Online Pass. Joystiq has confirmed with a Tecmo-Koei representative that the title will require the pass to play online.
The trailer of an exclusive game mode for the Xbox 360 version of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City.
It's certainly not the prettiest game on the Vita, but it does offer fleeting moments of fun.
From the moment I booted up Shinobido 2: Revenge of Zen, something felt oddly familiar. No, it wasn't because I had played the last game in the series - that title never released in America – it was something else. Visages of Tenchu immediately sprung to mind, and rightfully so, as this was a ninja game from Acquire, the minds behind Tenchu. For those familiar with the Tenchu series, this is a good thing; however, repetition and poor controls ultimately get the better of this experience.
