Nintendo has released yet another trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D. It contains over four minutes of glorious sword-swinging and adventuring action that fans will remember from the N64 title. Fortunately, only three weeks remain before this first must-have 3DS titles arrives on store shelves.
The two images above have been going around today as screenshots of a Metroid Project Cafe title, but, no, they aren’t real. Actually, they were actually taken from a Mass Effect 2/Unreal Tournament III mod. Still, it’s a bit fun to take a look at the many, many fake images created right before E3. And something tells me these aren’t the last fan-made screenshots we’ll see before the show…
Yakuza of the End (PS3) – 10/9/9/9
Red Faction: Armageddon (PS3/360) – 9/9/8/8
Fish On (3DS) – 6/6/6/7
Square Enix have started their prepartions for this year’s E3. The company has opened an official site for the trade show today. Although it’s barren at the moment, the site promises daily updates and news. Square Enix’s E3 2011 lineup will most likely be revealed for the end of the week.
This information comes from Q-Games’ Dylan Cuthbert…
“E3 coming up… it’s exciting! Three of our games are at the show! That has to be some kind of record for a small company like Q right?”
Out of those three games, it’d be great if at least one of them is Nintendo-related. Q-Games has collaborated with Nintendo in the past. Most recently, the company released three titles for the DSiWare service.
A Nintendo system wouldn’t be complete without a Ubisoft Petz title, right?! I’m sure you were all looking forward to this title from the moment it was announced. Okay… that’s completely untrue, but for the single person who is interesting in Petz Fantasy, here’s the debut trailer!
This information comes from Square Enix’s George Wright…
– Wright is the producer for the game
– The team decided to develop a game for the 3DS since they believed it is a great new console
– The team wanted to make a game designed to take advantage of the system’s connectivity and social features
– Game has been in development for about six months
– Combines elements from action adventure and action RPG titles
– Heroes of Ruin takes inspiration from a wide range of games
– This includes Western/Japanese adventure games
– Heroes of Ruin also brings its own take on the genre
– The mercenaries are asked to find a cure for the dying ruler of the city of Nexus
– The heroes can choose to create a fearsome alliance or venture forth from the city alone
– Heroes must eventually confront and destroy the evil force behind the curse
– Real-time combat
– Combat different if the players decides to play alone or with other heroes
– Wide range of enemies
– Enemies attack with several different behaviors, including ranged attacking from snipers, unblockable attacks from hulking beasts, and evasive and fencing attack behaviors
– Items sold by a player to their Traders Network shop will be available to all players met through StreeetPass
– Player gets special points which scale with the rarity of the item
– Accumulate these points to receive access to special items in the shop including legendary weapons
– If you get an item for another class that is of high level you can benefit from it by selling it in the Traders Network
– Community site tied in directly with the SpotPass challenges
– Keep track of challenge progress on the website
– Unique challenges will be found on the site to level up player’s website profile
