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Wednesday
Jun082011
Ricardo TrejoE2 2011 -- Rhythm Heaven Wii is more of the same awesome rhythm based gameplay
E2 2011 -- Rhythm Heaven Wii is more of the same awesome rhythm based gameplay
Rhythm Heaven, developed by Nintendo, was released on the DS a few years back since it wasn’t that huge of a seller, though it did get a lot of attention with this Beyonce ad — aah! Well, it’s making a return in the form of a full-on Wii title. The original got some really favorable reviews and the gameplay was solid, so you can expect more of the same radness in this home console version.
Wednesday
Jun082011
E3 2011 -- Kirby: Mass Attacks brings it back home on the DS
E3 2011 -- Kirby: Mass Attacks brings it back home on the DS
Decades ago Kirby made his gaming debut onto Nintendo’s first portbable system, the Gameboy. Kirby’s Dreamland was the monochromatic introduction to the pink puffball we know and love today, and Nintendo’s revealed not one, but two, new Kirby titles this E3; namely this one — Kirby: Mass Attack which stars a group of Kirby’s you can control all at a single time.
Wednesday
Jun082011
E3 2011 -- Asura's Wrath has lots of action and punching
Capcom’s latest IP creation, Asura’s Wrath is definitely inspired by some of the epic storytelling and action seen in the God of War series, however swaps out Greek mythos for a much more Asian persuasion. Not to mention that it also has that exaggerated Japanese feel that only they can pull off so easily. I mean, where else are you going to see some sort of Demigod take on a planetary sized enemy with his fists? — Gameplay after the break!
Wednesday
Jun082011
Did you miss E3 2011? - Here it is in 14 minutes
Did you miss E3 2011? - Here it is in 14 minutes
Video by Okay Geek’s Brandon Davenport — Although the press conferences at E3 weren’t all that memorable, the new games and hardware announced at E3 were really interesting. Nintendo’s Wii U, Microsoft’s racing wheel and Sony’s PS Vita were some of the debut hardware and Tomb Raider, Mario World 3DS, Battlefield 3, MW3, Streetfighter III, Dead Island and Halo 4 were some of the top titles announced at E3 2011. There is so much more that happened, so lets take some time and look at the best of E3 2011!
Tuesday
Jun072011
E3 2011 -- DMC's Dante gets a haircut and impressive gameplay
E3 2011 -- DMC's Dante gets a haircut and impressive gameplay
Ninja Theory may have learned from their last unveiling of DMC — don’t show off an emo Dante. So they’ve decided to go with a gameplay trailer that concentrates more on the familiar, fast-paced action we’ve all come to expect from a Devil May Cry title, and have strayed the camera away from showing our hero’s face. Though it’s noticeable that he’s gotten a haircut since we last him.
Tuesday
Jun072011
E3 2011 -- King of Fighters XIII crossing the Pacific thanks to Atlus
King of Fighters is sorta the poor man’s Street Fighter. Always trailing in popularity to the ever-widely known Capcom series, SNK’s own fighter has never stopped coming up with new bouts for their characters to settle their ongoing trifles. King of Fighters XIII was released last year in Japan but never found a US publisher to bring it stateside… that is, until now thanks to Atlus. — More after the break!
Tuesday
Jun072011
Watch Nintendo's entire 2011 E3 conference here
Everyone’s attention was squarely on Nintendo this morning, and you could feel the anticipation with every passing moment. But did they deliver? Zelda’s 25th Anniversary, the 3DS’ first party line up, and of course, Project Cafe, or rather Wii U as it’s now officially called, were all announced and detailed. Did you catch it LIVE? If not, we have you covered thanks to G4tv who’ve provided us with an archived version for your entertainment. — Nintendo’s E3 presser after the break!
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