Keep It or Trade It? Fallout 3: GOTY Edition (XBOX 360)
Keep It or Trade It?: Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth (DS)
Keep It Or Trade It?: Final Fantasy 20th Anniversary Ed. (PSP)
Keep It Or Trade It?: Dragon Age Origins (360)
Keep It or Delete It: Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney (Wiiware)
VIZ Media announced at New York Anime Festival that it will be streaming a subtitled version of the final season of Rumiko Takahashi’s InuYasha on Shonen Sunday and Hulu coinciding with the Japanese broadcasts.
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Capcom has launched the full English information site for their upcoming installment of the Ace Attorney franchise.
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A Expansion Pack with the Price Tag of a Full Game.
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It’s official. Sony either hates money or it hates gamers.
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For those MMO addicts waiting for more Final Fantasy XIV news, well…you’ll have to keep waiting, but in the mean time, enjoy this teaser trailer shown at the Tokyo Game Show, courtesy of G4TV.
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For Eurpoeans wondering what they get for losing access to UMDs with the PSP Go, Sony has your answer. In exchange for giving up your disc-based PSP games, Sony will offer 3 free games for download on your new PSP Go.
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So Nintendo will start selling the Wii at $199 for North America starting November 27th. The amazing thing is not that Nintendo finally is giving folks a price cut. It’s that they still make money on the system sales. The “standard” thing to do is to sell your system as a loss leader and make up the money in game license fees. Nintendo not only sells their systems…
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Sony Japan has finally begun to divulge some details about their PSP/PSN manga distribution service. According to the AnimeNewsNetwork article, 11 major publishers and roughly 100 titles are signed on for digital distribution via the PlayStation Network starting in December.
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The retarded that is the human race amazes me sometimes.
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MCV, a UK trade magazine, has obtained a leaked document that indicated the big reason Sony has been removing backwards compatability from it’s PlayStation 3 systems: the entire PS2 catalog could eventually be coming to the PlayStation Network.
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