The recently announced PlayStation Classic is small. But how does it look side by side with the original? Like this!
Kacho!
Massive ads for Dragalia Lost, the new mobile game from Nintendo, line the walkway to the train leading to the Tokyo Game Show venue. It's out on September 27.
Bayonetta 3 development is “on course,” Platinum Games’ Hideki Kamiya and Atsushi Inaba said at a stage event last night in Tokyo. They joked that it was unusual for things to go so smoothly: “We’re actually in sync for once.”
I’m in Japan! We’ll have coverage of the Tokyo Game Show this week, starting Thursday morning (late Wednesday night U.S. time). Until then, I’ll bring you updates from Akihabara and beyond...