Ace Attorney Investigations 2 details
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– Logic Chess used for interrogating characters who won’t crack
– Throw out a series or questions at your opponent
– Two options
– Chess part is for visual styling
– Logic Chess system won’t be too difficult according to Motohide Eshiro
– New characters announced:
Mikiko Hayami: a reporter
Taro Tanaka: a mysterious icecream seller
Outeikun: President of the Republic of Zheng Fa
Hakari Mikagami: A female judge
– Mikagami is Miles’ new rival
– Mikagami considered the “god of law”
– Mikagami’s design based off an older girl character designer Tatsuo Iwamoto who he looked up to during his school years.
– “She’s tough on the law, so she’s really tough on people who break the law”
– Releasing Spring 2011
Pac-Man Party screenshots
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SaGa 3: Shadow or Light screenshots
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Off-screen Super Robot Wars L footage
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New GoldenEye 007 video (character vignette)
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Treasure excited about the 3DS
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Treasure has made quite a few titles for Nintendo’s portable systems in the past. Based on a comment from Masato Maegawa, President of Treasure, it seems likely that the company will make at least one title for the 3DS as well. At the moment, Treasure doesn’t have any projects in development for the platform. However, they are very excited about the system. So don’t expect anything soon, but it’s probable that we’ll see something from them in the future!
Activision: GoldenEye 007 the biggest team ever for a Wii game, biggest partnership with Nintendo
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This information comes from Graham Hagmaier, an Activision producer…
“This is the biggest team ever for Activision on a Wii project — more than 100 guys at Eurocom are working on [GoldenEye 007]. This is also the biggest partnership Activision has ever had with Nintendo on a game, too. [Nintendo] mainly just helped with the gameplay side — constant feedback and constant visits to the developer [Eurocom].”
Unfortunately, Hagmaier wouldn’t divulge any additional details about Nintendo’s involvement with GoldenEye. When asked if Miyamoto visited Eurocom, Hagmaier simply said, “No comment.”
