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In addition to being the first game in the “Little Tail Bronx” series, Tail Concerto was also CyberConnect2’s first project. The title didn’t sell particularly well, and I’m sure Mamoru-kun met a similar fate.

Due to Tail Concerto’s poor sales, Namco Bandai wasn’t too interested in CyberConnect 2’s pitch for Solatorobo: Red the Hunter.

You might be wondering how the studio persuaded Namco Bandai into publishing the game given this fact.

Director Takayuki Isobe provided an explanation in an interview with Gamasutra:

“To overcome the weak points with Tail Concerto, we created massive amounts of assets, generating multiple concept documents, each time refining the world and settings to create a game with a very deep story and a detailed world view that even a mature audience could enjoy, and eventually were able to get the green light from our client.”

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Famitsu recently published a few new Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai details. The magazine has shared new details about the game’s PV Theater viewer mode and AR modes.

The new information is as follows:

– Nico Nico Video-like comment feature in the game
– Write comments that will be shown on the screen like the comments in Nico Nico videos in the game’s PV Theater viewer mode
– Group element to comment writing
– Share comments with other players through StreetPass
– AR mode: Miku dances around in the location of your choosing
– Songs include Shinkai Shojo (Deep Sea Girl) and Haro Hawayu (Hello, How Are You)

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Usually reliable gaming investigator Superannuation has heard rumblings that Epic Mickey 2 may see some sort of Wii U support. It appears that there will either be a Wii U version of the title, or the Wii edition will make use of the Wii U’s tablet one way or another.

Superannuation tweeted today:

“Apparently Junction Point is ‘implementing Wii U support for Epic Mickey 2.’ Not sure if that means WiiU SKU or Wii version supports tablet.”

I’m not sure how the Wii U controller would work on Wii. A separate Wii U version makes much more sense in my opinion. Then again, it’s currently unclear if any part of this rumor is true. We’ll just have to wait and see!

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Denpa Ningen RPG footage

Posted on 12 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in 3DS, Videos | 0 comments

This is footage from the final, retail version for those wondering!

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The Last Story footage

Posted on 12 years ago by (@NE_Brian) in Videos, Wii | 0 comments


Ah, yes. More people in Mario and Sonic costumes.


EA has been publishing Tiger Woods PGA Tour games on Wii since 2007. Sadly, those days are over.

The company told Kotaku that Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13 is not in development for Wii. A Wii U version might be possible, but EA hasn’t announced anything official for the platform.

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