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Every Game Coming Out Between The PS4 And Xbox One
PlayStation 4: November 15. Xbox One: November 22. But when do the games come out? And don’t forget that they’re still making games for the Xbox 360 and PS3, which we will soon have to refer to as the “old consoles” (can you imagine?). In the one-week span that we’ll be getting Sony and Microsoft’s…
By Tina Amini Published September 9, 2013 -
Well, What Do You Think of the PS4’s Japan Launch Line-Up?
Today in Tokyo, Sony dated the PlayStation 4 for Japan. It also revealed the console’s launch lineup for the region. Let’s have a look. Barring any last minute additions, gamers in Japan can look forward to titles like Watch Dogs, among others—there are 19 in total. According to 4Gamer, Sony also listed upcoming titles.…
By Brian Ashcraft Published September 9, 2013 -
Kotaku East
Final Fantasy X/X-2 Isn’t the Only Game with a New Vita Slim
To mark the release of Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster, Sony is releasing a special Vita Slim. But this isn’t the only one. Sony is also releasing Vita Slims for Gundam Breaker and God Eater 2. The Gundam Breaker one is part of a “Starter Pack” that comes with plastic Gundam models. The set is…
By Brian Ashcraft Published September 9, 2013 -
Kotaku EastJapan’s Getting Soul Sacrifice Delta, An Updated Re-Release, Next Year
Here’s a first look at the upcoming Soul Sacrifice Delta, which, according to Famitsu, will be playable at this year’s Tokyo Game Show. Designer Keiji Inafune said Soul Sacrifice Delta is a “brand new version” of Soul Sacrifice with a “brand new elements”—including a third, “Neutral” option for the game’s Save/Sacrifice system. Soul Sacrifice Delta…
By András Neltz Published September 9, 2013 -
Kotaku EastA new strategy RPG called Natural Doctrine is in the works for PS3, PS4, and PS Vita. Kadokawa Games, publisher of Killer is Dead and Lollipop Chainsaw, announced the game today with a rather freaky-looking teaser trailer. Take a look at it above.
By András Neltz Published September 9, 2013 -
In Japan, the Vita is Getting a Brand New 64GB Memory Card
Today, Sony announced a new 64GB model for their line of PlayStation Vita SD cards. The 64GB model will retail at a price of 10,479 yen—roughly $105. It will be available in Japan starting October 10. The company also revealed that starting tomorrow, they’d be selling their existing Vita memory card models at a reduced…
By András Neltz Published September 9, 2013 -
Fan-Made TimeSplitters ‘Greatest Hits’ Remake is Coming to PS4
Crytek, custodian of the TimeSplitters franchise since the dissolution of its original studio, will support a fan-made “greatest-hits” style remake of the series that was announced earlier this week. Crytek’s blessing means the game will release on PlayStation 4 in addition to PC. TimeSplitters Rewind will be made absolutely free to everyone, as a condition…
By Owen Good Published September 7, 2013 -
PlayStation Intern, Ordered to Test Games for Free, Sues and Wins
Chris Jarvis, 25, thought he would be shadowing a staff developer as an unpaid intern last year at Sony Computer Entertainment’s Cambridge studio in the U.K. When he showed up, he says he was ordered to test games instead. Forgive me for finding that kind of servitude, well, Dickensian. Jarvis didn’t think it was funny,…
By Owen Good Published September 7, 2013 -
Final Fantasy XIV MMO Log One: There Is No Hate Here
I got a lot of flack last weekend when I wrote about Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn‘s launch being a disaster. I get the feeling people thought I was dissing the game. That’s just not true. I was dissing the fact that so many people who wanted to play it could not do so,…
By Mike Fahey Published September 6, 2013 -
Fairy Tales Aren’t All Sugar And Sunshine In The Wolf Among Us
What if fairy tales were real? What if wolves and demons and talking mice walked right up to the counter at the grocery store and swiped their milk across the scanners just like you do? What if your jerk neighbor who screams like a boar every time he fights with his wife actually was a…
By Tina Amini Published September 6, 2013 -
The Truth Is Last Year’s Games Had Problems. This Year’s Are…Better?
Usually, if someone wants to convince you that the video game they’re making is going to be great, they tell you what they’re putting in it. But what if they made nearly the same game a year ago? They have to take a different approach. This is the plight of the people who make big-time…
By Stephen Totilo Published September 6, 2013 -
Kotaku EastWatch Us Play The New Jojo Fighting Game… Badly
We’ve seen a lot of crazy stuff in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle—from face-humping dogs to terrifying loading icons. Now it’s time to play it. Join me and fellow Kotaku East contributor Toshi Nakamura as we play around with the game’s online versus mode. Be warned though, we are pretty darned terrible at fighting games.…
By Richard Eisenbeis Published September 6, 2013 -
At the top of the “Places We Weren’t Expecting To See BioShock Infinite Referenced” list, Disney Infinity. I guess they both have the whole “Infinity” thing going, but a kid-friendly imagination game seems an odd place for a recreation of the floating town filled with racists and murderers. Have fun, kids!
By Mike Fahey Published September 5, 2013 -
I’d Forgotten This All-Girl Fighting Game Was A Thing
Man, what was that game again? The one where the women are all kidnapped and forced to fight, with the Nobel Peace Prize winner in the fishnet top and cut-offs with electrical tape over her chest? Man, good thing Kung Fu Factory decided to get rid of… oh wait, they’re still making Girl Fight? And…
By Mike Fahey Published September 5, 2013 -
Kotaku East
Here’s What Some Developers Think Of the PlayStation 4
Those who have had a chance to play around with Sony’s latest console, the PS4, have been sharing their experiences and what they think about Sony’s latest big black box with those of us who have not. But what about the developers? Those who are involved in making the software for us to enjoy —…
By Toshi Nakamura Published September 5, 2013 -
Farming Simulator graces European and Japanese consoles today. If you’re in either of these two regions, you can now officially head out and grab the game for Xbox 360 or PS3 Those in North America will have to wait a bit longer for their copies, which will be here “shortly.” Until then, here’s the launch…
By András Neltz Published September 5, 2013 -
Beating People To Music Is One Way To Appreciate It
Zen Studios’ KickBeat hit the PlayStation Network for Vita and PS3 this week, giving me a chance to kick Celldweller’s ass, at least in spirit. The core game features more Celldweller, that one POD song that whores itself out to every rhythm game, Marilyn Manson, because it was just sitting there looking lonely, a bit…
By Mike Fahey Published September 4, 2013 -
Dying Light‘s Nighttime Zombie Chase Almost Gave Me A Heart Attack
There are precisely one billionty video games out there that ask you to imagine what it would be like to survive the zombie apocalypse. But it’s rare to find one that makes the setting feel like anything more than just morbid fun or creepy explorations. It’s hard to inspire genuine, adrenaline-rushing fear. The kind of…
By Tina Amini Published September 4, 2013