I don’t know about you guys, but this certainly made me happy. The highly anticipated Kingdom Hearts game, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, is almost here with the release of July 31st quickly approaching. To celebrate this Square Enix has released a brand new trailer showing off the games new worlds. These new worlds include: La Cité des Cloches (The Hunchback of Notre Dame), … Continue reading Kingdom Hearts 3D New Worlds trailer
By: Darryl Even though the game has only been out for a short amount of time, Square Enix is already preparing the second wave of new content for Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy. There will be twelve new tracks releasing throughout July, from games such as Final Fantasy Versus XIII, Final Fantasy XIII-2 and Final Fantasy XI. I’m personally rather happy about this, as it sees the … Continue reading Final Fantasy Versus XIII Comes To Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy
By: Erren Van Duine Square Enix has released a new trailer for Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance showing off the game’s Flowmotion system. The brand new system was made specifically for Kingdom Hearts 3D and features fluid and fast paced gameplay. For North American and European fans, a brief demo is also now available to download from the 3DS e-shop. Source: Nova Crystallis Continue reading Kingdom Hearts 3D trailer reveals the Flowmotion system
By: Adam Ma (@34thGingerbread) E3, just like any kind of entertainment industry expo, is a fairly simple beast to understand. Developers and publishers show up to razzle dazzle the audience, talk about the great things to come, and excite people with promises that may or may not be kept. In many ways it’s like an election campaign, where people eventually vote on the winner with … Continue reading Microsoft And Nintendo Miss The Point This E3
By: Eddie Makuch Despite ample precedent, Nintendo is unlikely to release a revised iteration of the 3DS, according to comments from Shigeru Miyamoto made to IGN. Instead, the famed developer said the Tokyo game giant’s sights are now focused on a 3DS successor. "I really feel like I’m satisfied with the 3DS hardware as it is. I feel like it’s the best for this generation," … Continue reading New 3DS unlikely, Nintendo planning next-gen portable – Miyamoto
By: Jordan Douglas (@JDouglas101) E3 2012 is about to begin, kicking off an out-of-control rampage of top-tier titles and generally sweaty enthusiasts storming Los Angeles – hopefully avoiding the Stanley Cup final hooligans. We’ve already covered what to expect and hope for from Microsoft and Sony at their respective press conferences in the coming days, but now it’s time to put Nintendo under the microscope. … Continue reading E3 2012: Nintendo Press Conference Predictions
By: Jordan Douglas With E3 just around the corner, anticipation for the gaming industry’s biggest annual showcase is now far past the boiling point. Alongside the major announcements from Nintendo on the Wii U, and surely some big moves from Sony on Vita, the list of games for E3 2012 is, as usual, truly staggering. With that in mind, the following is a list of … Continue reading E3 2012: Top 10 Most Anticipated Games
By: Darryl Kaye (@DarrylGU) Capcom Japan has announced a new game called Ex Troopers for the PlayStation 3 and Nintendo 3DS, which will be a spin-off from the Lost Planet franchise. The game will be developed under the watchful eye of Shintaro Kojima, who is responsible for the hugely successful Monster Hunter franchise, so Capcom are clearly giving this game some solid backing internally. Ex … Continue reading Capcom Announce Ex Troopers For PS3, Nintendo 3DS
A new trailer has been announced for the new game. You can check it out at this link http://na.square-enix.com/kh3d/index.php Continue reading Kingdom Hearts 3DS: Dream Drop Distance New Trailer
By: fozzie Co-director of Kingdom Hearts 3D, Tai Yasue, gave further insight into KH3D’s development in an interview with KH2.co.uk. Yasue discusses a bit about the final stages of the game’s development offered a “unique enthusiasm”. He joked that when Nomura discussed the “Drop System” initially, Yasue felt a bit of dread. “It would come off as demanding if it was simply a restriction, so … Continue reading Tai Yasue: ‘The Drop Was A Hardship’
