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Five Good Reasons to Follow Us on Twitter

Kris Erickson • July 8 2009 • comments

We won't try to pretend that we were always hip to this Twitter thing. At first it just seemed like another passing web 2.0 fad, better suited to...Read more

Win a Trip to the Playboy Mansion and a Pile of EA Games

Kris Erickson • July 8 2009 • comments

Without exaggeration, we would basically give our left nut to get into the Playboy Mansion, and we reckon that some of our readers would, too. After all, this...Read more

Atlus Asks Fans to Name Kenka Bancho 3 PSP

Kris Erickson • July 7 2009 • comments

The high-school brawler series from Japanese developer Spike already has a name, but the problem is that it's not very well known outside of Japan. Atlus U.S.A. today...Read more

Shadow of Destiny Planned for PSP

Kris Erickson • July 7 2009 • comments

Konami has announced that its under-appreciated 2001 gem, Shadow of Destiny, will be getting a PSP port later this year. In Japan, the game was known as Shadow...Read more

Ubisoft Opens Studio in Toronto, Canada

Kris Erickson • July 7 2009 • comments

Worldwide publisher Ubisoft likes Canada, having opened studios in Montreal, Vancouver and Quebec City already. Today the company announced plans to build a massive new studio in Toronto,...Read more

God Eater Gameplay Trailer

Kris Erickson • July 6 2009 • comments

Earlier this week we reported on a brand new PSP game from Namco-Bandai called God Eater. While the game has invited comparisons with Monster Hunter due to its...Read more

Is Sony's 10 Year Plan Still Viable?

Kris Erickson • July 6 2009 • comments

The ten-year plan is to Jack Tretton what tear gas is to the Iranian Government, or what heterosexual marriage is to Sarah Palin. In other words, it's an...Read more

Dissidia European Release Date and Special Edition

Kris Erickson • July 3 2009 • comments

European gamers are used to getting screwed on release dates, particularly when it comes to Japanese titles that often appear months after their North American counterparts. Presumably, the...Read more

First Free Monster Hunter Unite DLC Arrives

Kris Erickson • July 3 2009 • comments

One of the cool things about the Monster Hunter franchise on the PSP is that Capcom is quite generous with providing free downloadable updates to the games long...Read more

Capcom slams PSN with vintage hits!

Kevin Brock • July 1 2009 • comments

Remember Final Fight, Bionic Commando, and Magic Sword? How about the original Street Fighter? If so, Ryan McDougall, Capcom's Marketing Coordinator, announced the return of these vintage titles...Read more

Namco Announces God Eater PSP: First Details

Kris Erickson • July 1 2009 • comments

The Monster Hunter series has been the top selling franchise on Sony's PSP by a wide margin. This success (and the profits that it generated for Capcom) has...Read more

Inside the Monster Hunter Gathering Hall London

Kris Erickson • June 30 2009 • comments

To correspond with the launch of Monster Hunter Freedom: Unite in Europe, Capcom is trying to encourage gamers to meet one another in real life. The Monster Hunter...Read more

Square Enix in Class Action Lawsuit

Kris Erickson • June 25 2009 • comments

Usually reserved for companies whose pollutants cause fish to grow extra eyeballs and automobile manufacturers whose wheels fall off at speeds greater than 100 miles per hour, Square...Read more

Dynasty Warriors Strikeforce Gets Free DLC

Kris Erickson • June 25 2009 • comments

One of the best things about the PSP handheld is that many fist- and third-party games have taken advantage of the wifi connectivity to offer free downloadable mission...Read more

Numblast Hits PSN in Europe

Kris Erickson • June 23 2009 • comments

Numblast is an original puzzle game for the PSP and PS3 made by the same folks who worked on Mr. Driller. The title is currently available exclusively as...Read more