This comes from an interview I did with those cool guys at n-Space. I asked them what else might be brewing (as is mandatory if you are interviewing someone!) and they replied with this:
“Just keep your eyes on the official n-Space Facebook page and you’re sure to see a surprise sooner rather than later.” – n-Space’s invisible collective of answering interview questions
There’s truly lots of other really awesome information in the interview (SW:Battlefront talk, Heroes of Ruin tidbits, development process details, etc), but you’ll have to wait until later tonight for me to properly type it up! This, however, I felt was worth posting independently.
Above is the boxart for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate… for now anyway. If it changes, we’ll let you know.
Hey folks, Austin here! I’m going to host a Game Night tonight at 8PM EST (5PM PST). I need a couple of folks to play Heroes of Ruin with me for a review, so if anyone has that let me know.
Aside from Heroes of Ruin, it can be assumed we’ll see some Mario Kart, and maybe some Goldeneye or Monster Hunter or whatever else unfolds!
Namco Bandai will be bringing its first Dragon Ball Z game to the 3DS this winter. The company is porting over the arcade game “Dragon Ball Heroes” with a few new additions.
Dragon Ball Heroes Ultimate Mission isn’t a fighting game or an action title. It’s actually a card-based release with a story mode, wireless support, and connectivity with the arcade version.
Dragon Ball Heroes Ultimate Mission features over 200 warriors and 800 cards. Players can use the stylus to control their deck of five cards while battling.
You can find the first Dragon Ball Heroes Ultimate Mission scan above.
