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New studio ‘Detune’ announces Korg M01 for DS
The developers of Korg DS-10 (who originally worked at Cavia and AQ Interactive) have formed a new studio called Detune,
Dead Rising 2: Case Zero delayed in Japan
Dead Rising 2’s standalone playable prologue, Case Zero, has been delayed in Japan. According to Andriasang, the delay may have been prompted
Cryptic not yet sure about pricing plan for new Neverwinter title
You D&D buffs out there were undoubtedly excited to hear that a new Neverwinter game is coming to life, but just like the real D&D, it might end up laying a critical hit down on your wallet.
Tsunoda, Harmonix address Kinect player limit, but questions remain
It seems like Microsoft’s Kinect has been dogged by rumors of its limitations since day one. Some rumors have been busted — you can play Kinect while seated,
‘Dragon Age: Origins — Ultimate Edition’ rated by OFLC
Dragon Age Origins - Ultimate Edition has yet to be officially announced, but it has now been rated by Australia’s OFLC. Previously popping up
Retailer: Solatorobo is DSi-enhanced
Cyberconnect2’s Solatorobo: And Then To Coda (previously known as Solarobo) will feature support for the DSi camera, according to a listing from Japanese retailer Game Star.
APB has 130K registered players, high average playtime and revenue per user
Realtime Worlds as a company has been suffering from all kinds of problems lately, but how’s the game doing? With a very short press release, the company (currently “in administration,” which is the British version of bankruptcy) has announced that APB is hosting 130,000 registered players.
Snoopy Flying Ace’s Suppertime of Destruction DLC out today
All the psychology books we’ve had briefly summarized to us insist that the only way to accept a difficult truth is in stages. If you’ve made peace
Yakuza ad hints at a violently renovated Tokyo
An ad for the new, untitled PS3 Yakuza game suggests that some big changes are in store for the game and its Kamurocho locale.
4GB Xbox 360 arrives in Japan on September 9
Microsoft is launching its cheaper 4GB XBox 360 S in Japan on September 9. It’ll sell for the same Â¥19,800 ($235) price as the original
