In Japan, the PS3 is getting a lot of love lately.
So you may have heard, but there's a new Mobile Suit Gundam game coming out for PS3. Listed as an "anime robot" game, it's coming out as Gundam is hitting its 30th anniversary. It's going to include a "Network Mode" and a "Scenario Mode" However, how they're going to make it not suck ass like that first PS3 Gundam game remains to be seen. Screenshots look harmless though:
The game is slated for a 4/3 release date in Japan.
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Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is coming out for Playstation 3 as well. Ayame, the purple haired chick from Tecmo's Dead or Alive series will be featured as a playable character. I seem to remember a quote from series creator Tomonobu Itagaki saying that he would never make a PS3 version of Ninja Gaiden, so now that Itagaki has left the company, the announcement of Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 serves as a giant "fuck you Itagaki" on behalf of Tecmo.
More to come in a week!
Other Notable Releases in Japan
Playstation 2
Trigger Heart Exelica Enhanced- 3/26/09
Playstation 3
Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete (With Final Fantasy XIII Demo)- 4/16/09
The Godfather II- 4/16/09
Killzone 2- 4/23/09
Wii
Monster Hunter G- 4/23/09
Nintendo DS
Gyakuten Kenji- 5/28/09
Zaidanhoujin nippon kanji nouryoku kentei kyoukai koushiki sofuto 250 bannin no kan ken puremiamu zen kyuu zen kanji kanzenseiha (This title was only notable because of how damn big it is. It's little more than a Kanji tutor)- 4/23/09
PSP
Fantasy Golf Pangya PORTABLE- 4/16/09
Makai Senki Disgaea 2 Portable- 3/26/09
Xbox 360
Deathsmiles (Side scrolling shmup by Cave)- 4/23/09
The Godfather II- 4/16/09



JANUS2 Mar 21, 2009
espiga Blogger Mar 21, 2009
EmP Staff Mar 21, 2009
And hardware I can play it on.
And a helicopter.
honestgamer Staff Mar 21, 2009
EmP Staff Mar 21, 2009
zigfried Mar 21, 2009
Deathsmiles won't disappoint. But since Cave has yet to have a game released domestically, I'm assuming they probably want more money for licensing than other shooter companies ask. Which would be a major hindrance, since budgets are low in the US on those kinds of things.
//Zig
JANUS2 Mar 22, 2009
EmP Staff Mar 22, 2009