Havok today announced that it continues to expand its business into the Japanese game development community as it signed a significant deal with Capcom Co., Ltd, a leading video game developer and publisher. With this agreement, Capcom has made Havok Physics its development tool of choice. Capcom has licensed Havok Physics for its highly anticipated titles Lost Planet 2 and Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. Capcom`s three recently released worldwide blockbusters Lost Planet, Dead Rising, and Resident Evil 5 were also developed using the physics solution.
“Havok is very excited to continue working with Capcom`s talented development team to help with its upcoming games. The fact that a powerhouse such as Capcom chose Havok for these new titles demonstrates Havok’s clear leadership position as the premier technology solutions provider to developers around the world,” said David O`Meara, Managing Director of Havok. “We’re proud to be a part of Capcom`s development strategy. Havok Physics was easily integrated into Capcom`s existing game development pipeline and we believe these triple-A projects will showcase the unparalleled flexibility and robustness of Havok Physics.”
Ready for more? The sequel to the immensely popular downloadable game brings more action, more multiplayer fun, more powerups, more modes, more maps, more costumes, more….everything! The classic Bomberman gameplay upgrades with new features (including the fan-requested Teams gameplay!) that will have you hooked on blasting friends online or locally. And with up to 8 players online, every match is guaranteed to be epic fun! With an array of gameplay options at your disposal, Bomberman Live: Battlefest is set to rock the house on Xbox LIVE® Arcade this Winter, and detonate on the Playstation®Network and WiiWare™ in 2010!
Teams!
Assemble the crew. It’s time to bring the bombs with your buddies and prove who’s got the chops to hold the Team crown! Play locally or bring the pain online; it’s more fun with friends!
Starting today Nintendo is offering the Wii Internet channel for free, again. Also for those who purchased the Internet channel for 500 Wii points, Nintendo is offering you points back, only in October, after that you can only redeem them for an NES game. Along with that Nintendo has updated the Wii internet channel to the most up-to-date flash player.
Also there is an awesome deal for Japanese Wii Owners.
Starting October 21, Nintendo will add a couple of additional bonuses to the offer. Those who help 10 people will be labeled “Helper Master 10” and will gain free access to the full catalogue of Nintendo-branded Virtual Console Famicom software. Those who reach the 20 helped mark will be labeled “Helper Master 20” and will gain access to Nintendo’s full first party catalogue of Virtual Console software for Famicom, Super Famicom, and Nintendo 64!
Press release after the jump.
Famitsu scans for a DS follow-up to the PS2/Wii game Okami have shown up and show a promising look at the game’s graphical style. And the DS is perfect for the game’s paintbrush gameplay!
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