This is probably one of the worst leaks we could have had for the game. There’s no sound/music, and it ends right before we get to see anything from the 3DS game. SEGA says that news is coming this week, though, so at least that’s something to look forward to!
Anarchy Reigns
Binary Domain
Captain America: Super Soldier
Guardian Heroes
Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games
Renegade Ops
Rise of Nightmares
SEGA Rally Online Arcade
Sonic Generations
Additional surprises
SEGA hasn’t sent out a press release confirming these titles, but these are the games that are listed in Famitsu. The magazine has E3 news from Konami and Tecmo Koei/Team Ninja as well, so the list above is most likely spot on.
Dance Central (360) – 9/8/9/10
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D (3DS) – 9/8/8/8
DualPenSports (3DS) – 8/8/7/8
Phantom Breaker (360) – 7/7/6/7
Ah, now this is a Zelda trailer done right. Fantastic music is included (that piece sounds new to me!), and we finally get to see a number of areas that haven’t been shown much in the past. Dungeons, Hyrule locations, and more can be seen in the video. If you’re a Zelda fan, you’re definitely going to want to check out the trailer above.
Update: SEGA told Famitsu that they’ll be bringing Sonic-related content to the show. Sonic Generations is included, which we now know will be released for the 3DS.
There were a few announcements at Konami’s E3 conference last year, though none of them were truly noteworthy. Might this year be different? Apparently so. According to this week’s Famitsu, Konami will be sharing reveals for existing franchises and brand new projects. The magazine states that an E3 site will open on June 3 and more information will be available next week. Konami will be hosting a pre-E3 show on June 2.
Team Ninja/Tecmo Koei also discussed some of their plans for this year’s E3. They’ll be featuring a game which already has a teaser trailer (unfortunately for Nintendo fans, this is most likely Ninja Gaiden 3), and other secrets will be revealed as well. It’s possible that some new support for the 3DS could be shown, or perhaps Project Cafe.
Famitsu could have some E3 scoops over the next couple of weeks as the trade show approaches. As always, we’ll be sure to bring you the latest information from the magazine.
Finally, the rumors can be put to rest. Following a great deal of speculation, it has been confirmed that Sonic Generations will be released for the 3DS. A snapshot of Nintendo Power’s upcoming issue shows that the title is prominently featured in the latest edition of the magazine.
The news today regarding Shinobi 3DS has also been confirmed. A LinkedIn profile revealed that Griptonite Games is handling development.
We’ll have news on both games very soon.
BURLINGAME, Calif. – Tecmo Koei America today announced the renowned heavy hitting brawler DEAD OR ALIVE Dimensions, developed by Team NINJA and published by TECMO KOEI America has begun to fight its way to retailers nationwide. Uniting long time series fans with new challengers, DEAD OR ALIVE Dimensions transports players to stunning new interactive locales and offers players intense fast-paced combat exclusively on the new Nintendo 3DS handheld system.
Compete as one of 25 playable DEAD OR ALIVE characters to inflict heavy damage on interactive stages. Classic characters like Kasumi and Ayane along with more recent personas such as Eliot and Hitomi come together to retell the saga of the franchise in a never-before seen way. Through the CHRONICLE mode, one of twelve game modes available, players journey to reveal certain characters’ pasts and learn how each of the characters relate to one another. Use social applications of the Nintendo 3DS via StreetPassTM in the THROWDOWN mode. Unlock special character figurines by competing with profiles of other fighters you encounter via StreetPass to add new depths to multiplayer combat.
Information about the game isn’t available just yet, but IGN is promising a look at the game on Thursday. We’ll bring you the details then.
I should note that this is the actual European boxart for Wii Play: Motion. The item we posted last month was the box, whereas the image above is the case.
