http://feedproxy.google.comHere is the latest Japanese monster slaying trailer of Lord of Arcana. It is an upcoming action game for the PlayStation Portable, developed by Square Enix. The game takes place in a world called Horodyn, named after the land’s first king. Watch the Japanese monster slaying trailer after the
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Here is the latest Japanese monster slaying trailer of Lord of Arcana. It is an upcoming action game for the PlayStation Portable, developed by Square Enix. The game takes place in a world called Horodyn, named after the land’s first king. Watch the Japanese monster slaying trailer after the
Wii Party debuted strong in Japan last week. According to sales figures gathered by Media Create (via Gamesindustry.biz) for the period of July 5 through 11, retailers moved approximately 235,000 copies of the Nintendo-developed multiplayer game following its release overseas exactly one w
Famitsu recently rounded up some high-profile Japanese developers to gauge their reactions to Nintendo's 3DS hardware. According to a translation by Andriasang, the responses ran from business-minded declarations of intent to somewhat philosophical thinking-out-loud. Street Fighter IV producer Yosh
With 3G network compatibility rapidly becoming standard on new handheld devices, Japanese wireless carrier NTT DoCoMo Inc. is in talks to bring the capability to videogames.Speaking with the Wall Street Journal, DoCoMo president Ryuji Yamada touted the importance of wireless networking."Vi
If you've already beaten Super Mario Galaxy 2 and are looking for a new challenge, it might be worthwhile to pop in Super Mario 64 again. Why? Because you should try and outrun 1-UPs.This video shows two gamers triggering a 1-UP, then trying to outrun it, and collect as many coins and stars as po
Among the biggest differences Konami VP Kazumi Kitaue sees in the US and Japanese game markets is the way gamers approach their portable systems. In Japan, where most people commute to work or school by train, there's lots of down-time that can be filled with a DS or iPhone -- something no
Super Mario Galaxy 2 has made a strong start in Japan, comfortably topping the software chart during the week ended May 30.The Wii exclusive sold 340,000 copies in its first three days on the market, bettering the performance of 2007’s original, which shifted 250,585 units in its opening week
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