Submit a news tip



front_e314back_e314

Atlus’ lineup for the E3 2014 expo is in. Next week, the publisher will have the following titles on display:

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax (PS3/360)
Persona Q (3DS)
Persona 4: Dancing All Night (PS Vita)
Abyss Odyssey (PC, PS3, 360)
Citizens of Earth (3DS, Wii U, PC, PS Vita, PS4)
*Unannounced Title* (PC, PS Vita, PS4)

Legendary character designer Shigenori Soejima will be appearing at the Atlus booth on June 11 between 12 PM and 1 PM. During this period, he will be signing an E3-exclusive print for attendees.

Source: Atlus PR

More: ,

Square Enix’s E3 2014 lineup seems to be limited to just three games this year. Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call, Kingdom Hearts 2.5 HD Remix, and Hitman Sniper will be at the show. That’s all for now at least!

WayForward has shared a second new Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse screenshot on Twitter. You can find it below.


Gaijin Games is no more – in a name sense at least. Going forward, the studio will be known as “Choice Provisions”.

Choice Provisions explained the name change in a blog post, stating:

When Gaijin Games was founded in September of 2008, it was with the goal of creating the kinds of games we played in our youth. As it turns out, many of the games we grew up playing were developed outside of the US. This is what inspired us to brand ourselves as “gaijins.”

The name made sense, but it also carried somewhat of a negative connotation to it. No matter how you may feel about the word “gaijin” personally, I think it’s fair to say that some people out there view it as a negative term. Being the upbeat, positive folks we are, the last thing we wanted was for people to be offended by our name. We are but humble purveyors of video games, and the end goal of all the work we do is to make people happy.

Ergo, we’re changing our name to Choice Provisions.

Along with today’s news, Choice Provisions has officially confirmed Woah Dave! for 3DS. The title is due out this summer.

Source

Update: Nintendo has taken down the video, strangely!



Manage Cookie Settings