Last month Suda 51 stated that No More Heroes 2 would be the last one on the Wii. Many people took that as a possibility of No More Heroes going …
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London, 22nd September 2009 – dx the leading custom hosting solution and services provider dedicated to the games industry, is pleased to announce that it is providing infrastructure, hosting and IP transit for one of the biggest Nintendo-centric sites on the internet – Nintendo Life.
dx worked with Nintendo Life to ensure the resources specified met with the requirements of such a popular and rapidly growing website. To guarantee a seamless and elegant migration to the dx infrastructure, dx planned a period of duality during which Nintendo Life was able to configure and test the new systems prior to switchover.
Dominic Silk CEO of dx said; “We’re delighted to be working with Nintendo Life to provide the infrastructure the site requires in order that it may flourish. dx’s custom solution ensures Nintendo Life has access to a network geared to the intensive demands of busy gaming websites”.
nnex, Inc.today announced that it would distribute in 2009 a wide range of consumer electronics, games, and toys products offered by AtGames® Holdings Ltd. based on licensed SEGA console game software. Included in the announced products are the “Plug and Play” games, handheld LCD game players with game-playing functions, and TV game consoles. These products incorporate licensed games including the Genesis (Mega Drive) games “Sonic and Knuckles” and “Sonic 3D”.
“As all I take part in is the Prime series, I am not capable of commenting on the whole Metroid series. But we will keep considering multiplayer for the Prime …
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“Well, it was hardly surprising: Conker had only appeared in DKR at that point and Banjo-Kazooie was in development at the same time as Smashy. Memory tells me there were …
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Could a real hope of improving the lives of people with Parkinson’s disease — here, now, in their own homes — lie in a computer game? With major drug breakthroughs …
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A interview with Lights, and Canadian electro-pop sensation:
GN: What do you think about the games that developers are making these days to reach out to a female demographic?
L: …
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Ever since the first screens for Muramasa The Demon Blade were revealed, this game has had a lot of attention. Maybe not as the most popular game in the world, but certainly the best 2D graphical presentation of any game this generation, or ever! The artists at Vanillaware did an amazing job, but does the gameplay/story hold your attention long enough to see all the beautiful areas?
LOS ANGELES, CA – September 20, 2009 – After touring the globe for over 4 years to sold out audiences around the world, the award winning Video Games Live is proud to announce its first ever shows in Japan taking place during the week of the Tokyo Game Show. Game composers from around the world will be performing and taking part in what is being billed as one of the greatest video game concert to ever be produced. The show will also be the first non-Japanese produced game concert to be performed in Japan.Two shows will be taking place at the very prestigious Tokyo International Hall (Hall A) which is the largest indoor theatre in Tokyo boasting over 5,000 seats. Over 140+ musicians will be on stage including the Tokyo New City Symphony and 80 members of the Senzoku Gakuen College of Music Chorus.
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