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Kuju Entertainment has appointed Dominic Wheatley as the company’s new CEO and Gary Bracey as the new Commercial Director.

This news is significant for one important reason. Headstrong Games, one of Kuju’s subsidiaries, has created titles such as Battalion Wars, The House of the Dead: Overkill, and Art Academy.

The official announcement has been posted below.


The latest Japanese hardware sales from Media Create are as follows:

3DS – 68,056
PS3 – 15,680
Vita – 13,589
PSP – 8,954
Wii – 6,127
Xbox 360 – 1,073
PS2 – 1,065
DSi = 900
DSi LL – 704

For comparison’s sake, here are the hardware numbers from last week:

3DS – 61,793
Vita – 34,459
PS3 – 14,673
PSP – 9,740
Wii – 5,963
PS2 – 1,237
Xbox 360 – 1,084
DSi LL – 689
DSi – 380



Namco Bandai will release a special version of Project X Zone when it launches on October 11.

Each copy of the game’s first print run will be packaged with an original box. Insider, consumers will find a booklet with character information and a “crossover soundtrack CD”. This CD contains background music from Project X Zone.

This special version of the game isn’t a limited edition. It’ll cost 6,280 yen just like the standard edition.

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Shin’en boss Manfred Linzner has offered some high praise for the Wii U’s hardware.

In an interview with ONM, Linzner delivered encouraging sentiments that the console is easy to develop for and its power can be utilized properly. He said that the studio was able to easily run a fairly complex game world containing “thousands of animated objects”.

According to Linzner:

“The Wii U hardware has a great architecture and, most importantly, it is easy for developers to utilise its power. For instance, we have a very action-heavy game with literally thousands of animated objects, but had no problems rendering the complete gameworld, twice, for the Wii U controller display in two-player mode.”

Linzner later made a suggestion for Nintendo. He feels that the company should re-release Wii software for the new console in HD. These games, Linzer believes, “would look and play better than many current titles.”

“You could easily take many original Wii titles from Retro Studios or Nintendo and release them again in HD and they would look and play better than many current titles. I believe that the most important resource in game development is the developers, rather than the actual hardware.”

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Update: Bumped to the top of the page with full-page scans.

A few small scans of Project X Zone have surfaced from Famitsu. The images highlight new characters confirmed in the magazine this week.

We’ll replace the scans above if we come across any other larger/higher-quality shots.


01. [NDS] Pokemon Black/White 2
02. [3DS] Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3D
03. [PS3] Tokyo Jungle
04. [PSP] Kenka Banchou Bros. Tokyo Battle Royal
05. [PSV] Persona 4 Golden
06. [3DS] Mario Tennis Open
07. [PS3] K-On! Houkago Live!! HD Version
08. [WII] Mario Party 9
09. [PS3] Lollipop Chainsaw
10. [PS3] Dragon’s Dogma

This could be the last time we see a DS game at the top of the charts!



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