Now that Sega has shipped Platinum Games’ infinite climax action game Bayonetta to stores, the third release from the developer after Madworld and Infinite Space, what’s next for the developer? Countdown clock teasers!
Whoever said that gamers are always looking to the future might as well be guest-editing Kotaku this week, because we are ignoring the final two weeks of 2009 to begin our look at… 2010.
Dungeons? Alchemy? Catacombs? PSP? Yes, it’s a new title from the folks at Atlus! They’ve just announced portable dungeon crawler Class of Heroes, coming this April to the PSP.
The Dragonball movie looks… eh. And that movie is getting a Dragon Ball Z Budokai-style PSP fighter that trades Dragonball cell shaded characters with movie actors.
IO Interactive takes a step away from their popular Hitman franchise to introduce us to an all-new, all-tiny brand of hero, with the announcement of Mini Ninjas
Earlier this year, Midway’s CEO David F. Zucker resigned from his position, with the company appointing an interim CEO in his place. Well that interim President and CEO is now the full-time President and CEO as Midway confirms Mr. Matthew V. Booty as their fearless leader. Congratulations, Mr. Booty! You’ve shown strong leadership skills over the past few months, and now you get to keep your job! “Over the past two quarters we have made progress reducing costs, realigning our studios, and improving execution on our game launches,” said Mr. Booty. “Along with the rest of our management team, I am committed to continuing to drive this progress and maintain a sharp focus on the successful implementation of our plans for the fourth quarter and beyond.”
You know this whole Quantum Code thing we’ve been mentioning a lot, over the last few days… well we really want a Kotakuan to win it. And it’s not just because there’s 15k worth of Sony Prizes up for grabs. No no no. It’s about pride, self worth, motivation. The sense of achievement you get in winning something that doesn’t just exist in a games console. The… meh, who are we kidding. It is about that 15k of prizes.. and the bragging rights, of course.
So, remember if you want to get the final clue and have any chance of winning the booty, bring your phone, your thinking caps and the first six codes to the really really big event at the Sony Central at World Square in Sydney, midday tomorrow.
If you’re not in Sydney, check out the Quantum Central Forum to find a recruit.
And if you’ve been too lazy to follow the whole saga from the beginning, hit the jump for the last of the clues we promised earlier.
This whole There are just over 24 hours remaining until the Quantum Code is cracked and one clever little agent bags 15k worth of Sony prizes.
With the seventh and final part of the code due to be revealed at tomorrow’s really really big event in Sydney, we thought we’d recap the first six after the jump, starting with Missions 1 and 2.
The answer is a big ol’ yep, and one clever little cookie has already completed it. The as yet revealed master of collusion, coercion, contriving and other pleasant c words, has won themselves a return trip to Sydney, a night at the super posh Sydney Hilton and the chance to be at the George street Sony Centre at midday on Friday October 24, where, we’re told, something really, really big is going to happen.
Wonder what that something could be? Whatever it is, that anonymous code master better be switched on. We hear they’re in for a challenge – and so is everyone else. So make sure you’re there.
If, like me, the thought of catching a flight with a certain Aussie airline sent shivers down your spine, and you missed yesterday’s clandestine Melbourne rendezvous with dodgy informant Vaughn, fear not. We hold the clues… after the jump, of course.
