Sengoku BASARA Samurai Heroes European boxart
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Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes videos, screenshots
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Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective screenshots, art, trailer
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Okamiden screenshots, art, video
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Today is Waluigi’s tenth year in the video game world
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Did you know that Waluigi has been around for 10 years? Of course, he made his first appearance in Mario Tennis, which was released on this very day in Japan. Waluigi has also shown up in a number of other titles like Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix and Super Smash Bros. Brawl. Here’s to another 10 years of Waluigi!
Thanks to Exodecai and Robert for the tip!
This information comes from producer of Sonic Colors, Keith Dywer…
– Game is almost complete
– Team putting on finishing touches/bug testing
– After Sonic Unleashed and The Black Knight were finished, the concept from Sonic Colors may have been created
– Supposed to be building on the best of Sonic Unleashed, but team doesn’t want for it to be Unleashed Lite
– Not too many cutscenes
– On Wisps talking: “Yes and no”
– Different scenarios for Wii/DS versions
– Knuckles won’t be appearing in the game.- Game is very near completion, they are now finishing touches and bug testing.
– May have been conceptualized when Sonic Unleashed and Black Knight were finished.
– Build on the best of Sonic Unleashed, but it’s not intended to be simply Unleashed Lite.
– Story is canon to the main Sonic series.
– The game won’t have an overload of cutscenes.
– When asked if the Wisps could talk, he said “Yes and no”.
– Wii and DS versions will have different scenarios.
– Knuckles not in the game
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2 Gamestop pre-order bonus
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Excited for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2? Well, if you pre-order at Gamestop there’s even more to be excited about, because you get a really awesome custom skin and lightsaber crystal that turns your character into a really sweet, badass looking Jedi Knight. Check out the official excerpt:
Maulkiller Skin – In the cloning facilities of Kamino, Darth Vader created a warrior of unparalleled strength and power by combining the genetic material of Darth Maul, former apprentice of Sith Lord Darth Sidious, with his own apprentice, Starkiller. The resulting aberrant clone possessed traits from both warriors, but the crude fusion of two disparate Force users quickly produced physical and mental instabilities that led to the unfortunate clone’s destruction. For a brief time he struck fear into the hearts of all who faced him, even Lord Vader himself.
Maulkiller Silver Saber Crystal – The perfect companion to the Maulkiller costume, the silver crystals make his dual lightsabers look like an extension of the silver Zabrac styled tattoos that cover his body and face. This powerful crystal allows the player to consume less Force Energy when using Force Powers so that he can devastate his enemies.
FlingSmash footage
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Thanks to Deathstar for the tip!
Golden Sun: Dark Dawn scans
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Thanks to Tim and Robert for the tip!
By the way, I’m officially home now. I’ll try to catch up with a few more tips over the next few hours.
LucasArts: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 2 is a better game than the first
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“Star Wars fans have been forgiving over the years, but we don’t take that for granted. We are so paranoid about tarnishing Star Wars. We want to make every game as good as possible, but it doesn’t always work out that way. The Force Unleashed II is a better game. Whether it reviews or sells as well, I have no idea.” – Haden Blackman, LucasArts Exec
I really enjoyed the first TFU game, so if the second one is even as good as the first, I’m all over it!