By Alex Johnson | January 01, 0001
Before Jaleco was purchased [[link]] for one yen, the [[link]] game company was working on Wii role-playing game Ougon no Kizuna ("Golden Bonds"). There are two ads — one pedestrian, the other anything but.
The game’s tagline is: [[link]] “Your way of life will change. Maybe.” Ougon no Kizuna goes on sale in Japan on May 28.
Is this the Video Game Mount Rushmore_
Pwn or Die have come up [[link]] with a good bar argument: The four faces on a hypothetical Mount Rushmore of video gaming. The four they’ve chosen are good, but are they the best choices? As you can see in th...
Iwata Asks, Rhythm Heaven Team Overshares
Nintendo top man Satoru Iwata subjects the creative team [[link]] behind Rhythm Heaven/Rhythm Tengoku to a five part, comprehensive deconstruction of all of the development processes put into this franchise. I...
Japanese Console Sales Plummet Again, But PS3 Closing Gap With Wii
Japanese gamers just aren’t buying hardware right now. Sales are way, way down from the same point last year, with [[link]] the PSP selling at half the rate and the Wii at a mere quarter. http://kotaku.com/356...
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