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The latest issue of Famitsu has revealed a new project announcement from Capcom, with a somewhat odd combination of platforms. A project titled “Ex Troopers” is in the works for both the PlayStation 3 and 3DS according to the magazine.

Ex Troopers is an action-shooter produced by Shintaro Kojima. Kojima has previously worked on the Monster Hunter franchise.

Famitsu describes the game as having the same world view as Lost Planet, but it features anime-esque visuals.

More details will leak out of Famitsu over the next few hours. We’ll post scans as soon as we come across any images.


The latest Famitsu review scores are as follows:

Mario Tennis Open (3DS) – 9/8/8/9
Dragon’s Dogma (PS3/360) – 8/9/8/9
Samurai & Dragons (PSV) – 9/8/8/8
G1 Grand Prix (3DS) – 8/8/8/8
Happy Animal Farm (3DS) – 7/7/7/7
Uta no * Prince-Sama: Debut (PSP) – 7/7/7/6
Elminage Gothic: Ulm Zakir to Yami no Gishiki (PSP) – 7/7/6/6
Minna No Ennichi (3DS) – 6/7/6/7


THQ shared a couple of tidbits about next-generation consoles during its Q4 2012 earnings conference call today. During the discussion, president and CEO Brian Farrell said that the company will bring games to new systems at or near launch. Additionally, the company believes it has “several franchises that we can continue to build from the current to the next-generation.”

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Konami is ditching a live E3 2012 press conference for a second straight year. The company has instead opted to prepare a recorded pre-E3 show, as was the case in 2011.

A countdown is running on a newly opened site here. It seems it’ll expire around May 31 or June 1, which is a few days before the start of E3 2012. The expo officially begins on June 5.

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A rating for Mini Ninjas: Hiro’s Adventure has popped up on Australia’s classification board. Hitman developer and maker of the original Mini Ninjas IO Interactive is listed as the “author”, meaning the studio is creating the title. Square Enix will be publishing.

This is the second time we’re hearing about Mini Ninjas: Hiro’s Adventure. A trademark and domain name were discovered in March.

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Ubisoft has offered a tease for next-generation consoles. In the company’s latest financial report, chief executive officer Yves Guillemot stated these new systems will be more connected and will boost the market.

Guillemot said:

“From a longer-term perspective, Ubisoft is positioning itself to capitalize on: the forthcoming arrival of the next generation of consoles which will be increasingly connected and will strongly boost the market thanks to a new qualitative leap and the integration of social games benefits and the item based model, the ongoing strong growth in the Free-to-Play market for PCs, smartphones and tablets.”

Ubisoft is already readying a great amount of support for one next-generation console, Nintendo’s Wii U. Several titles are planned for the system’s launch.


THQ release schedule

Posted on 11 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in News, Wii U | 0 comments

THQ has provided an updated release schedule as part of its latest financial results. You can find the full listing below.

Darksiders II (PS3/360/PC) – August 14
Darksiders II (Wii U) – console launch
Saints Row: The Third – Enter the Dominatrix (Consoles/PC) – September 2012
Annual WWE game (Consoles/PC) – Q4 2012
Company of Heroes 2 (PC) – Q1 2012
Metro: Last Light (Consoles/PC) – Q1 2013
South Park: The Stick of Truth (Consoles/PC) – Q1 2013


The 3DS version of Order Up!! will see a demo on the North American eShop very soon. Developer SuperVillain Studios says that a trial download is planned for May 24. The full game will be released soon after.

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Capcom won’t have any Nintendo games on display at E3 2012 next month. That’s according to a company representative.

As far as we know, Capcom has absolutely nothing in the works for North American 3DS owners. Monster Hunter Tri G still hasn’t been announced for the continent, but fans were hoping for a confirmation within the next few weeks. And although Capcom is creating Monster Hunter 4 and Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney for the 3DS, it’s unknown if either title will leave Japan.

We also don’t know what Capcom has in store for Wii U, if anything. Perhaps the company is just playing coy to make some splashes at E3 (or maybe I’m just delusional, which is probably the case).

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The latest Nintendo Gamer review scores are as follows:

Battleship: The Videogame (Wii) – 53%
Beat the Beat: Rhythm Paradise (Wii) – 89%
Block Factory (eShop) – 34%
Cats & Dogs: Pets at Play (3DS) – 27%
Colors 3D (eShop) – 86%
Code of Princess (3DS) – 71%
Dragon Crystal (eShop) – 71%
Jewel Link: Atlantic Quest (DS) – 45%
Jewel Match 3 (DS) – 46%
Mario Tennis Open (3DS) – 80%
Natalie Brooks: Mystery at Hillcrest High (DS) – 33%
Nickelodeon Dance (Wii) – 60%
Shibobi (eShop) – 78%
Sonic: Triple Trouble (eShop) – 48%
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (Wii VC) – 70%
Zombiez Seeker (DS) – 19%

Thanks to joclo for the tip.



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