Posted by Travis Bruno on Jun 22, 2012 Today Marvelous AQL released the opening video for their upcoming Senran Kagura Burst: Crimson Girls. As with the previous game, the opening video is presented in anime style but unlike the previous game’s opening, this one has some minor naughty bits, though nothing that fans of the first game haven’t seen already. While Senran Kagura Burst: Crimson Girls is currently...

Posted by Travis Bruno on Jun 22, 2012 NIS America has primarily released games for Sony platforms exclusively in North America, however last year the company announced that they would be bringing a game called Clan of Champions over to the States and it would actually be the first title that would be released not only on the PlayStation 3 but also on the Xbox 360 and PC. Unfortunately, NIS America revealed today that...

Posted by Travis Bruno on Jun 22, 2012 It is strange how the actions of certain video game developers can make other developers of the same genre seem like saints. Five years ago, this may never even have been news or may have even have been frowned upon, but Team Ninja head Yosuke Hayashi has certainly made a great announcement in his interview with Videogamer. You see, he stated that when Dead or Alive 5 is released...

Posted by Travis Bruno on Jun 22, 2012 With nearly every multiplatform game being developed primarily for console players to feel at home, some PC gamers are left out in the cold with poor interfaces and designs which don’t really work for PCs. Thankfully it seems that Arkane Studios has chosen to throw PC gamers a bone and include an interface just for PCs. In an interview with PC Gamer, designer Raphaël...

Posted by Travis Bruno on Jun 22, 2012 You’ve probably noticed over the past few months that THQ hasn’t exactly been doing the best financially and it seems that the best way to rectify this issue is to make at least a few changes in the highest levels of the company. SEC filings from THQ reveal that the vice president of the company who also happens to be their corporate controller and chief accounting...

Posted by Travis Bruno on Jun 22, 2012 Sine Mora was originally released exclusively on the Xbox 360 but it seems that that exclusive deal that Microsoft had with Digital Reality and Grasshopper Manufacture has ended because not only has the game been announced for the PlayStation Vita, but it is also now set to be released as a digital download on the PlayStation 3. As for a release date, currently the only time...

Posted by Simon Wolfe on Jun 22, 2012 Fresh Aces, the indie developer, has released a new game to Mac and PC and despite its name, it’s not very fowl.  St. Chicken is the story of a pet guppy lost in the wild waters, but granted the special abilities to spawn and nourish offspring.  St. Chicken then must protect these offspring to reach the safety of an item from St. Chicken’s old home.  The game is...

Posted by Jessica Barabas-Bui on Jun 21, 2012 The creators of the popular PC series Runaway, Pendulo Studios, have teamed up with BulkyPix to publish a new point and click adventure game on the iPhone and iPad called Yesterday. You play as John Yesterday, a guy with a terribly ironic name who is suffering from a case of amnesia and trying to figure out exactly what he did, well, yesterday. The story is full of twists and...

Posted by Matthew Vella on Jun 21, 2012 Temple Run: Brave Review Studio: Imangi Publisher: Disney Mobile Platform: iPhone (reviewed), iPad, iPod Touch Release Date: June 14 2012 Price: $0.99 Available Here Overview  Temple Run was one of the most popular games on mobile devices last year, and rightly so. Indie developer Imangi managed to take the simple, addictive and fun ‘endless runner’ type of game and make...

Posted by Jessica Barabas-Bui on Jun 21, 2012 Disco Kitten Developer: IJ Software Publisher: Chillingo Platforms: iPhone (reviewed), iTouch and iPad Release Date: 14 June, 2012 Price: $0.99 – Available Here Overview Disco Kitten, despite its name, isn’t a music game. It comes under a far harder to decipher genre, although the disco music is certainly there. It’s all about reactions, attention span, and a little...