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Far Cry 3 And The Stranger In A Strange Land Yes, *another* Comiket cosplay gallery. Comic Market, or Comiket, ended on December 31, but Japanese website Moeyo.com has recently posted a few more galleries of costume playing players. Have a gander.
Series creator Daisuke Ishiwatari has revealed that Arc System Works are looking at bringing a new entry in the Guilty Gear series to the PS3 and Xbox 360.
Not to be outdone by Atlus’ overly wordy game announcement, Aksys Games has officially divulged its plans today to bring Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus stateside for the Wii, PlayStation 2 and PSP.
There are rumours that Sega Sammy Holdings now owns the rights to Guilty Gear, the flashy fighting franchise from developer Arc System Works. Game site Gamasutra tries to find out if they are true.
Mark your calendars, next January is officially Naughty Game Parody Month! January will see the release of not only, but two discerning films with game nods from Japanese adult video maker TMA.
Two more titles join the growing stable of original Xbox titles available for download on your Xbox 360 next week as The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning and Guilty Gear XX #Reload join the Xbox Live Originals program.
Guilty Gear XX #Reload is the re-release of Guilty Gear XX, the third installment of Arc System Works’ 2D fighting franchise, modified to further balance high-level play.
The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning is the first game in the Legend of Spryo trilogy, rebooting the series with more action based gameplay than its predecessors.
Both titles will be available on Monday for 1200 Microsoft points a pop.
And the next two Xbox Original titles are… [Xbox Live's Major Nelson]
2008 is really shaping up to be the year for fighters. What, with Street Fighter IV, The King of Fighters XII and others like this multiplatform title from Guilty Gear developer Arc System Works. Called BattleFantasia, it’s a 2D fighter — a pretty one at that. Game drops in Japan later next month.
Here’s a Max Factory figure of the yo-yo slingin’ bounty hunter Bridget from Guilty Gear XX. Quite nice, this figurine — check out the detail and colour on his face. Ah, yes. Bridget. Helping male gamers question their sexuality since 2002.
Hit the jump for an image of the entire figurine.
