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On this week’s episode: Star Fox 64 3D, Nintendo Select games, The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask and Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked.


Capcom has opened their Tokyo Game Show 2011 website today. Like Square Enix’s site, there’s only a couple of pages available for viewing currently. At the moment you’ll find a listing of the company’s games for the show along with a map of the company’s booth.

Capcom will be adding in pages for “Stage Schedule”, “Presents”, and “Goods”. Also, it’s likely that at least one new title will be announced, much like last last year.


Square Enix opened a new site for the Tokyo Game Show today. You can access it here.

There’s not much to see just yet. You can find a lineup of the company’s games and details regarding the company’s presence at the show (in Japanese).

Tokyo Game Show 2011 takes place on September 15 – September 18.


Mizuho Securities is predicting that Capcom will announce a new entry in the Monster Hunter franchise at the Tokyo Game Show next month. The company raised its target stock price for Capcom from Â¥2,200 to Â¥2,600 as a result of their expectation. We’ve heard rumors of a Monster Hunter 3DS title, so you have to wonder if that’ll end up coming true.

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Namco Bandai and Tecmo Koei are collaborating on a new project. The two companies opened a teaser site today that is set to expire in just a week’s time. The game, whatever it may be, will likely be appearing at the Tokyo Game Show early next month.

You can access the site here.


Well f*ck.

Okay, so I admit it. I completely and utterly admit that I was unequivocally wrong about Xenoblade Chronicles. If you missed my rant a few weeks ago, I went on a binge talking about how there’s a good reason why games like this never sell in America, so we should stop whining and get over it. One of my points was that (despite rave Famitsu scores) the games would end up getting mediocre reviews upon arrival in the west, and fade away into obscurity some months later as “those games that everyone wanted and no one bought.”


Max Factory is creating a couple of figurines for Metroid: Other M. One figurine, which shows Samus in her Power Suit, will be sold for ¥3,000-4000. The other is a 1/8th scale static PVC figure of the galactic bounty hunter.

Both items will arrive sometime next year.

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On this week’s episode: The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Madden NFL 12, Phineas & Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension and Mario Kart Wii.



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