Nordic Games still isn’t ready to make any announcements about Darksiders. The company is currently “looking at all possible design directions”, product development director Reinhard Pollice told GenGAME.
That being said, Nordic says that Darksiders has a future “and it will be awesome.” Pollice also mentioned how fans should keep the series on their radar and keep track of what the company is announcing in the future.
Check out the exchange between GenGAME and Pollice below:
Bandai Namco has released the first screenshots from Majin Bone 3DS, as well as the game’s boxart. It’s due out in Japan on October 9 for 5,690 yen.
The Youkai Watch 2 Nintendo Direct will be going live shortly! You can check it out below live and the story will be updated with information as it comes out (Thanks NintenDaan!)
- Direct was hosted by Level-5 president Akihiro Hino
- Explained a lot of the gameplay mechanics and concepts, many of which we’ve seen before
- Demonstrates a lot of the cross-media aspects relating to the anime, manga and other lines
- World appears to be more expansive than in the first game
- Riding the train in-game will bring you to new locations not available in the regular world (such as a beach or rural town)
- One of the new Youkai’s is an Onigiri Samurai
- The game features various mini-games such as bike racing
- Bosses can join your team, an example was shown in a bath house setting
- Multiplayer net-play is available for regular battles and the new Youkai Watch busters mode where you play as Youkai
- There are multiple version of Youkai Watch 2, preseumably with their own special Youkai
- DLC will be featured in the game but it appears to be free
- Special content available for those who owned the original
- A special version of the Youkai Jibanyan will be available depending on whether you download or buy the packaged copy of the game
And that’s a wrap! We’ve got the archive embedded below
Aftermarket retro consoles seem to be all the rage this year and Rose Colored Gaming have jumped in with a new set of SNES and Super-Famicon themed Game Boy Advance units. The units have a backlit modern LCD mod with custom graphics and a number of other changes from the original hardware units. According to the company’s official Facebook page, they will be more expensive than their previous range which means upwards of $165 USD.