Artist loudxmouse is sprucing up junk thrift store paintings with his own hand-painted katamari from Namco Bandai’s Katamari Damacy.
If you haven’t seen King of Kong, I won’t spoil it for you. Let’s just say that Steve Wiebe has a Donkey Kong record he’d like to claim. And at E3, he’s taking a crack.
Out May 21 in Japan, Takt of Magic was first announced by Nintendo last year and has players use the Wii-mote to draw magical runes. According to game site Siliconera, the Nintendo published title is being developed by Taito, who previously released a DS title called Lost Magic that looks similar to this.
The recent PS3 ads shine the spotlight on the creators behind famous titles.
Know what little kids love more than playing the Nintendo DS Lite? Playing the DS Lite for long periods of time and holding it close to their face.
Our week-long H.A.W.X. giveaway is drawing to a close, and the quality of entries is really starting to pick up. If you want to be in the running to win the Clancy-scribed air combat game – on PS3 or PC – plus a Thrustmaster flight stick, jump over to the original post now.
OK, it’s been a bit longer than three days. But with Easter around the corner, it’s somewhat apt, because just as everyone was done saying goodybe to FileFront, it’s now back from the dead.
In 1995, video game Atlus maker changed game centres forever when its first sticker picture (called “purikura” in Japanese) machine Print Club exploded onto the arcade scene.
Things aren’t looking so rosy at publishers THQ at the moment. But they shall persevere! And they shall do so by pushing original IP, pledging to release more Red Faction and Darksiders titles.