Dvader said:

eggmiester said:

because rpgs on the ds are real ones and not ones that are made for adhd people that need to hit 1 button quicky over and over

But all I do is hit one button in Pokemon.

Yodariquo said:

"Sixty-Year Old Technology Could Change the Face of Gaming"

What a stupid headline. ... It's pointless, misleading, sensationalist, and only very loosely related.

So it has all the required ingredients for a Kotaku story.

"2K’s announced that Irrational is to show off BioShock Infinite at PAX East this Friday.

The panel will see creative director Ken Levine, art director Nate Wells, lead artist Shawn Robertson and senior effects artist Stephen Alexander talk about the game’s main location Columbia.

The team will talk about how it “arrived on Columbia’s visual design, its inspirations, the overarching creative process and plenty of other topics related to the creation of the world of BioShock Infinite.”"

Ahhhh... I just got a new Loot Game...

...everything seems right in the world again!  

Square Enix won't let Ignition Localize Blood of Bahamut

Square just never wants to let any of their Bahamut games out of Japan. Pity. The translation of Bahamut Lagoon for the SFC was a damned fun game. I was hoping to get a copy of Blood of Bahamut once it came out. SE is doing a lot of that with their DS games. This isn't coming over, and it doesn't look like either of the SaGa (Final Fantasy Legend) remakes will be making it over either. That's a damned shame since SaGa 2 was arguably the best game to ever show up on the original Gameboy.

Overall the SaGa series is more hit than miss. I'm quite willing to give you that. But Final Fantasy Legend 2/Final Fantasy SaGa 2 was an outstanding game. For the time and the system it was a very impressive story, and had a great collection of worlds.

I agree. How the mighty have fallen...

I deleted the Halo story, it was a duplicate of one a couple of days ago (gamespot is slow).

Japanese Hardware and Software numbers for last week:

• 1. Dissidia Duodecim Final Fantasy (Square Enix, PSP, 3/3): 286,117
• 2. Way of the Samurai 4 (Spike, PS3 3/3): 70,380
• 3. Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask (Level-5, 3DS, 2/26): 59,138 (178,72
• 4. SD Gundam G Generation World (Namco Bandai, PSP, 2/24): 45,989 (238,969)
• 5. Nintendogs + Cats (Nintendo, 3DS, 2/26): 44,699 (108,912)
• 6. Phantasy Star Portable 2 Infinity (Sega, PSP, 2/24): 42,302 (248,955)
• 7. Digimon Story Super Xross Wars Blue/Re (Namco Bandai, DS, 3/3): 35,752
• 8. Samurai Warriors Chronicles (Tecmo Koei, 3DS, 2/26): 30,112 (79,43
• 9. Monster Hunter Freedom 3 (Capcom, PSP, 12/1/2010): 26,210 (4,351,882)
• 10. Star Driver (Namco Bandai, PSP, 3/3): 21,353
• 11. Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition (Capcom, 3DS, 2/26): 16,974 (61,624)
• 12. Ridge Racer 3D (Namco Bandai, 3DS, 2/26): 15,810 (54,036)
• 13. Winning Eleven 3D Soccer (Konami, 3DS, 2/26): 15,301 (39,857)
• 14. Disgaea 4 (Nippon Ichi, PS3, 2/24): 12,461 (91,886)
• 15. Samurai Warriors 3Z (Tecmo Koei, PS3, 2/10): 12,251 (302,963)
• 16. Pokemon Black & White (Pokemon, DS, 9/18/2010): 9,639 (5,101,102)
• 17. Donkey Kong Returns (Nintendo, Wii, 12/9/2010): 8,836 (835,930)
• 18. Killzone 3 (Sony, PS3, 2/24): 7,507 (34,224)
• 19. Catherine (Atlus, PS3, 2/17): 7,131 (170,139)
• 20. Ace Attorney Investigations 2 (Capcom, DS, 2/3): 6,527 (192,440)

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• 1. 3DS: 209,623 (374,764)
• 2. PSP: 76,246 (47,955)
• 3. PS3: 25,918 (23,654)
• 4. Wii: 11,654 (12,159)
• 5. DSi LL: 8,951 (9,093)
• 6. DSi: 7,388 (7,802)
• 7. X360: 2,353 (3,366)
• 8. PS2: 1,750 (1,773)
• 9. PSP go: 1,080 (1,076)
• 10. DS Lite: 757 (663)