Psycho-Pass is Japan's big Xbox One exclusive. I was expecting a rather standard text-based adventure game – your typical wall of words broken occasionally by a choice selection. What I got, however, was a very cool look at how the game will use real world tech.
Earlier this week, Japanese entertainment company Mages announced 3 Japanese games to come out for the Xbox One console. Considering the western-centric image the Xbox brand has had over the years, this is a good thing.
Earlier today on NicoNico, Tokyo-based entertainment company Mages revealed that anime Psycho-Pass is getting an Xbox One game. Don't watch the trailer if flashing lights and quick cutting bother you!
The gaming industry is constantly full of rumors. More so in April where you have the gullible falling for all the crazy April Fools pranks that pop up.
As demonstrate in our recent Man of Steel discussion, I love me some I Fight Dragons. I also love pixel art. So when the Nintendocore band teams up with the makers of Xbox Live Arcade's Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds for a pixel-perfect music video for their song "Move", why it's the best day ever.
Guild 01 for the 3DS was released last year as an anthology of games by 4 notable game creators. One of those games in particular is getting its own spin-off.
Takahashi Meijin, Hudson's human mascot, is now at Tokyo game company Mages (formerly 5pb).
With eight different souls to choose from, a mage in Trion Worlds' MMO Rift never turns out quite like a mage anywhere else.
