Microsoft are in the process of sending out XBLA faceplates to the press, fan sites, those types. The design is a simple one, and although an aesthetic disaster, it retains a certain charm.
You may have seen “Famitsu” credited as a source on a million blogs. Maybe you’ve never seen the actual magazine; maybe you don’t want to. Either way, here’s a guided tour of this week’s issue!
Lips is getting its DLC act together, with Microsoft today announcing a raft of new tracks to be made available over the next few weeks. Most suck. But not all. There’s still Bobby Brown.
Oops! Looks like the “newsletter” that did the rounds a few weeks back, purporting to “reveal” that Dutch disc jockey DJ Tiësto would feature in Activision’s DJ Hero, was a load of baloney.
Research firm Frank N. Magid Associates looked into you, the gaming public’s buying habits. Looked at how you bought your games, where you bought them. The results? You buy them in stores.
Japan’s Weekly Famitsu (suggested slogan: “The Only Magazine In The World”) reviewed Sony and Level-5′s White Knight Chronicles in their latest issue; shockingly, they did not love it.
Well, at least Midway Austin didn’t lose their sense of humour.
This week’s Famitsu has an interview with Hideo Kojima and Metal Gear Solid Touch producer Yasuyo Watanabe. The headline for the story is very careful to accentuate that Watanabe is female. How careful, you ask?
I tried my best to avoid ever sharing this epic creation by Chris Dane Owens, but someone at Bethesda thinks it’s a good representation of what Oblivion would look like as a music video.
Atlus once again takes care of its fans first with an exclusive reveal of their upcoming PSP title Hammerin’ Hero delivered directly to their Atlus Faithful community.
