Winter

Winter: Wii
"Developer n-Space created a demo for a dark survival horror called Winter shortly after the Wii was launched, but shelved it due to the lack of publisher interest. Four years later, after an online petition, n-Space have brought it back as Winter 2.0 and it might, just might, find itself a publisher soon."

Wow I completely forgot about this N-Space horror game that was supposed to come out on Wii years ago. If they do indeed find a publisher, I'll buy it just out of respect for their passion. Hell if it incorporates some of the ideas from Giest it could be great. Cmon Nintendo Japan, let NOA publish and stop being bitches.

edgecrusher said:

Wow I completely forgot about this N-Space horror game that was supposed to come out on Wii years ago. If they do indeed find a publisher, I'll buy it just out of respect for their passion. Hell if it incorporates some of the ideas from Giest it could be great. Cmon Nintendo Japan, let NOA publish and stop being bitches.

Dvader said:

http://ps3.ign.com/articles/111/1116154p1.html

Castlevania is going to be a massive game:

Lords of Shadow is not a game you're going to plow through in a single sitting. On the map screen there are 12 chapters, each with multiple stages and some seriously long boss battles. After playing for nearly eight hours, I was slashing my way through Chapter 3. The story, as told through detailed in-game cutscenes, seemed to be just getting started.

There are heaps of collectibles, upgradeable combat techniques, and everything is tracked by a percentage rating for each stage in a chapter. I hadn't completed more than 50 percent for any of them, but I did unlock individual challenges that entice players to go back and retry stages while meeting specific goals. By the end of the day, I was overwhelmed by the scope of the game and still felt as though I'd barely scratched the surface.

YES YES YES! Looks like there will be a shit ton of content. I love the idea of challenges for previous stages, all action games should do something like that.

Niiiiice.

Updating, watch this now:

3DS action rpg.

Need to get the article translated by Mekere.

Fucking Hagger would be presidental contender.

gamingeek said:

Bot translated:

It is known all, Nintendo 3DS conquered everyone, in particular the developers which wish at all costs to want to propose innovating experiments. Smack Down Productions, French developer, announced a few days ago Kabuki Samurai Sensei with artworks in 3D, history that those which have glasses 3D can have a small outline from what awaits them on the future wonder of Nintendo. The play wants to be to be a Action-RPG placing itself in l' universe of the samurais, with l' time of medieval Japan. If l' there is no official image for the moment, one knows that graphics will use the famous concealment-shading. Let us speak well, speak gameplay. As you can see it, controls s' announce like traditional and Laurent Benadiba, the CEO (Chief Executive Officer), announces that “the gameplay title n' is not revolutionist, but we wanted to propose to the players a real additional immersion with, for example, much d' effects of verticality. One will find there floating turns, castles, vertiginous falls, etc”. Also, one announces monsters to us falling from the sky and several projectiles which will leave l' screen, what to reinforce l' experiment of play. Kabuki Samurai Sensei will propose searches Zelda way and of l' action with the Dragon Ball Z, well-known swords and shurikens replacing the kikohas. The engagements will be held in specific arenas and there will be sequences of Quick Time Event. As regards the RPG sauce, that will turn around the elements of fire, the ground, the wind and l' water, which is from now on a great classic. To finish, will know that the lifespan should be ten hours for the average player and that the developers seek an editor for their promising Kabuki Samurai Sensei. With such a potential, no doubt qu' they will be able quickly to find an editor who trusts them!

VGPress' new favorite game.

Japanese traditional culture has five elements

Chi (Earth)

Sui (Water)

Ka (Fire)

Fu (Wind)

Ku (void)