Poor PaRappa. The 90′s were soooo long ago. What’s he been up to since? Bad stuff, it looks like, as he’s forced to call upon an old friend to help him through some legal troubles.
Activision, Konami and the guys who make Buck Hunter? Strange combination. But that’s the team behind the arcade version of Guitar Hero, and in an interview with MTV, they’ve spoken at length on the game.
Ah, bento boxes. Combining food and art for Japanese schoolkids since…well, since forever. Mini-Bash has been on the receiving end of some sweet, sweet bento box action previously, but oh, what is this?
Anything new for this (well, last) week’s British sales charts, Britons? Um….nope! Christmas time is Nintendo time, so it shouldn’t surprise you to see Nintendo titles clogging up the top half of the charts. Hell, even Nintendogs and Wii Music are up there (telling note: Nintendogs is outselling Animal Crossing Wii).
Is Harmonix’s decision to try and court the C&W market in a game called Rock Band a stupid one? Probably! Nevertheless, they’re taking a swing at it with the “Going Country” track pack.
You keep on with that resurging, Atari! It’s just been announced that the once-beleaguered publisher have bought MMO developer Cryptic Studios. Who you may know from their little game City of Heroes.
What economic crisis? This economic crisis. Sony just announced that 8,000 employees are to be given the arse, courtesy of a round of cost-cutting aimed at stemming the worst losses of the economic crisis.
Capcom took the wraps off a new Resident Evil 5 website today. Most of it is kooky, hype-building nonsense, but they also released a shiny new live-action trailer.
Just in case you weren’t already sold on the neat stuff the Korg DS-10 synthesiser could do, along comes Jetdaisuke and his bendy plastic straw.
Mirror’s Edge on PC looks amazing. Will probably play as frustrating a game as the console versions, but hey, it looks amazing.
