Capcom has another taste of their phantom detective DS title Ghost Trick ready to sample, this time through the Nintendo DS Channel, giving players a chance to haunt Lynne’s apartment while looking to do some good.
Sissel’s quest to regain his memory and solve his own murder is another title getting the new year in gaming off to a quick start – the game is set to release on January 11, 2011.
I want to thank everyone that took up our artistic challenge and sent in an impressive amount of spins on Sonic.
Bitey the Contest Hedgehog dropped in to give us a hand judging entries, and after many long hours it has been decided that Maria P is the winner of Sonic Colors for the Wii, and Peter Kimball is the winner of Sonic Colors for the DS. Maria’s attention to detail really seemed to win the judges over, while Peter’s complete subversion of the original image was hard to ignore, and a little frightening.
You can catch both winning submissions after the break, as well as all the entries on our Facebook page.
I was starting to wonder if Capcom would make their December timeline, but have no fear, your followup to Dead Rising 2 will bring Chuck and Frank together on the 360 December 27th, and run you a bit more than Case Zero at 800 Microsoft Points.
Carry on.
Just a friendly reminder that Nintendo’s download offerings this week seem pleasantly worth a look.
Different Cloth’s lilt line makes the leap from iPhone to WiiWare, and if rhythm racing with a dubstep soundtrack sounds a bit peculiar, curious gamers should find a demo waiting for them, as well as a trailer here after the break.
Other exciting download developments include the arrival of SNES shooter Darius Twin on the virtual console – because you can never shoot enough robotic aquatic invaders from space – and Little Red Riding Hood’s Zombie BBQ hits DSiWare today as well.
NIS America aims to sweeten your weekend by ending off the week with a barrel full of videos for Prinny 2: Dawn of Operation Panties, Dood! Yes, I still feel awkward writing that title, but don’t let that stop you from overdosing on footage from the game, which should start 2011 off on the right note when it releases January 11th.
Catch it after the break dood!
Following up on an appearance on Spike TV’s pre-VGA show, thatgamecompany drops the first trailer for Journey, possibly to inspire your morning with some wonder and cause rejoicing in the land of PlayStations.
Catch it after the break and decide for yourself.
The only thing sweeter than Cave putting two shooters on one 360 disc was the recent revelation that the February release would also be region free. Since then I’ve received a few emails from readers wanting to confirm that this applied to both the regular and limited edition of the release.
As the title of this post subtlety suggests, Cave confirmed that regardless of which edition grabs your fancy, both are region free for your importing needs –
Yes, both versions will be region free. The reason they are asking is because Espgaluda II’s LE was region-locked while the SE was region-free. This was due to the decision to go region-free being made last minute, whereas this time we had a lot of feedback to make the Muchi Muchi Pork/Pink Sweets pack region free.
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