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Launch day is almost here. Gear up with this trailer and prepare for Modern Warfare 3 to hit the streets on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC on November 8, 2011.
Looks like you could be rolling things into other things on day one.
Now that we know when the Vita is hitting the states it’s time to start figuring out what’s going to be available at launch. Leading the way is Namco Bandai who announced today that three of their main franchises will be available day one.
Christmas is coming a little late for the handheld gamer.
After months of speculation we can finally put a solid date to the upcoming release of Sony’s newest portable system. Sony has made official a February 22 release date for the Vita in North America and Europe.
Go Vacation is out now exclusively for the Nintendo Wii.
Coming for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 October 11, 2011.
In an effort to start off strong, gamers in Japan will have 26 choices.
Last night, Sony revealed during their TGS 2011 press conference that the Vita will launch in Japan with a total of 26 titles on December 17. The launch will feature some major titles, like Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Disgaea 3, Katamari no Biita, and of course, Ridge Racer. Click through for the full list.
The system will be released in Japan later this year.
Sony announced tonight at their TGS 2011 conference that the PlayStation Vita will see release this year in Japan. Come December 17, Japanese players will be getting their hands on the new Sony handheld. According to Famitsu, the system will launch with Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Armies From Hell from Square Enix, but at the time of press, no other launch titles are currently known.
Why the premature 3DS launch has done nothing but bring problems for the future of the system.
When people said that the 3DS was just like the Virtual Boy, I laughed them off. Yeah, they both have a 3D gimmick, but neither is truly comparable… or at least that's what I thought. While the two may share some rudimentary similarities, they are similar because they both suffered extremely botched launches – the worst in Nintendo's history.
Available tomorrow, September 6, for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and Wii.
