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Adventures To Go To North America
Natsume is adding another role-playing game to the PlayStation Portable‘s lineup this fall when Adventures to Go hits GameStop shelves October 29. The strategy RPG looks a lot like several dozen other dungeon crawlers I can think of for handheld systems. But Natsume’s President and CEO, Hiro Maekawa, says it’s “unique,” “charming,” and that it…
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So Now We’re Getting Rock Band On The iPhone?
Last month, it didn’t look like we were getting Rock Band on the iPhone right away. But IGN reports that we’re not far off now, pending a big announcement from EA Mobile this morning. The current mobile version of Rock Band features 25 licensed songs from artists like the Beastie Boys and Smashing Pumpkins. Plus,…
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Left 4 Dead 2 Scavenge Mode Preview: Giving Multiplayer The Gas
Valve says the sole purpose of Left 4 Dead 2’s new multiplayer mode, Scavenge, is to provide the game “quicker, even more frantic gameplay” than the versus mode has to offer. That’s hard to imagine given the blinding speed at which us games journalists tore through the normal versus mode while waiting for the developer…
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Next Bourne Game Titled ‘Ascendancy’?
Electronic Arts will be handling the next video game iteration of the Jason Bourne series, since the last one failed to deliver anything compelling, and a developer’s online resume briefly revealed its title to be “The Bourne Ascendancy.” Superannuation – yep, that guy misses nothing – spotted the LinkedIn profile of the audio director for…
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Overseas Poormouthing Continues for PSPgo
Don McCabe of the U.K. retailer Chips is on the record with his disaffection for the PSPgo. But he’s ramped up his opinion from “not worth stocking” to “will fail miserably.’ Of that, McCabe is “99.9 percent certain,” he said to GamesIndustry.biz. It’s certainly not the kind of thing Sony wants to hear through its…
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The First Four Letters Say it All
Dumbbells – two pound dumbbells, to be exact. Your Wiimote is waiting to pump (clap) you up with this $20 “peripheral” available from Everlast, said to be compatible with a slew of exergaming titles. The listing says the weights don’t interfere with the IR capability so, hell, why not hook it up to Dead Space:…
By Owen Good