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Japanese Developers Weigh In On The PS4
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Full Metal Gear Rising Will Probably Feel Different To The Demos
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Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance — Questions And Answers
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Westerners Almost Made Metal Gear Rising
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The Next Metal Gear Game Is Brought To You By Bayonetta's Developers
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WIN! Bayonetta's Xbox 360 Climax Edition
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The Wonderful 101 Heads For Wii U In September
Platinum Games’ swarm-of-super-heroes action game The Wonderful 101 will launch on the Wii U on September 15.
Some Gamers Bash Comment About Game Length, Prompts Clarification
Outspoken game director Hideki Kamiya’s tweet about prioritising fun over game length has stirred enough of a response to provoke a follow-up from his long-time producer. A day after Kamiya said this…
Japanese Developers Weigh In On The PS4
Last week, Japanese gaming magazine Weekly Famitsu asked their readers what they thought about the PS4. In this week’s issue, the question was lobbed in the direction of many of Japan’s biggest game makers, to get the developer point of view on Sony’s as-of-yet faceless console. Take a look at what some of them had to say:
Full Metal Gear Rising Will Probably Feel Different To The Demos
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance will be hitting stores in less than three weeks, and anticipations are high. In this week’s Weekly Famitsu, Platinum Games producer, Atsushi Inaba and director Kenji Saitou along with Konami’s Kojima Production producer Yuuji Korekado and scenario writer Etsu Tamari sat down to talk about their upcoming Metal Gear.
New Trailer For The Wonderful 101 Shows Off Giant Robots, Waterslides
Nestled in all the bombshells of this morning’s Nintendo Direct was a nice-looking new trailer for Platinum Games’ strategy/action title The Wonderful 101 — formerly Project P-100.
A Look Behind The Scenes Of Bayonetta 2
Shown off at the Nintendo Direct this morning, here’s a look at Bayonetta 2, which will be out for Wii U at some point in the future.
The Makers Of Bayonetta Would Love To Buy The Suddenly-Endangered Darksiders Series
One of the sad and somewhat odd outcomes of today’s big auction of top games and studios from game publisher THQ is that no one — not EA, not Activision, not Take Two, not Bethesda, not Ubisoft… no one — made a bid for the action-game series Darksiders and Vigil, the studio that made those games.
Original Devil May Cry Creator Sticks Up For The New DmC
Game developer Hideki Kamiya of Platinum Games and recent Bayonetta fame will field just about any question on Twitter, whether he’s well-versed on a topic or not. Something he knows a ton about? Devil May Cry games. Kamiya was the director on the original Devil May Cry back in 2001 and a very good authority on what makes a Devil May Cry game great.
