Wondering if you read the headline correctly? Are you thinking “Wait, but the first issue of 13 Coins isn’t even out yet!” Well you are right, and the headline is not a lie. Thanks to the guys over at Titan Comics we have a first hand look at the upcoming second installment to Martin Brennan & Michael B Jackson’s tale of vengeance, and a war between heaven and hell that threatens us all.
So are you ready to check out what issue #2 has in store? I hope so because I am about to post some sweet preview pages for your enjoyment! Check out the gallery below and let us know in the comments whether or not you will be getting in 13 Coins when it launches later this year. 13 Coins Issue #1 will be available from October 8th, with Issue #2 following up on November 5th, so make sure you stay tuned to Capsule Computers for all the 13 Coins news as it becomes available.
A new fantasy RPG from Cuve Games called Heroes & Legends: Conquerors of Kolhar has been announced by Phoenix Online Publishing. Releasing on August 21 for PC, Mac and Linux via the Steam and Phoenix Online Stores, among other major online retailers, Heroes & Legends: Conquerors of Kolharwill present a story-driven experience featuring random encounters, a fully-fledged crafting system, over 130 monsters to fight and dozens of powers and special abilities.
Players will lead their own party of wizards, warriors, assassins and other character archetypes after building weaponry and armor, preparing for conflict, both physical and magical. As the players progress through the tale, they will unlock new, more challenging scenarios, discover mysterious artifacts for collecting and encounter new friends and foes. Here is the game’s official list of key features:
Epic blend of fantasy role-playing and strategy
Fight for glory in story-driven quests and random adventures
Craft your own custom weapons and armor
More than 100 bloodthirsty monsters to battle
Dozens of powers and special abilities to pick from
Heroes & Legends: Conquerors of Kolhar offers RPG fans of all skill levels the chance to dive right in and enjoy engaging fantasy battles in seconds. We’re pleased to provide enthusiasts with yet another great reason to go adventuring this summer. – Scott Steinberg, general manager of Phoenix Online Publishing.
You will find in Heroes & Legends elements that you won’t find in other RPGs, but it’s still a tribute to the fine J-RPGs of our youth. Its challenges will appeal to the older hardcore as much as to the newcomers. – Jerome Bodin, game designer and owner of Cuve Games.
Check out the gallery below for first screenshots, as well as the announcement trailer embedded further down.
Today Viz Media released a preview of their brand new English dub of Sailor Moon. In the video, which you can find below, we are only treated to Stephanie Sheh’s portrayal of Usagi/Sailor Moon and Robbie Daymond who is voicing Mamoru/Tuxedo Mask.
Currently Viz is planning on releasing the Part One, containing the first 23 episodes of the first season, on Blu-ray/DVD combo pack and DVD on November 11th with the Blu-ray/DVD combo pack coming with a number of bonus content such as a chipboard box and an eighty eight page booklet containing character profiles, episode guides, and artwork. Also those who pre-order the anime through Rightstufwill receive a limited Sailor Moon 1.5″ coin featuring Sailor Moon’s first transformation brooch while supplies last.
This week’s issue of Famitsu has revealed that the girl who was introduced in Persona 4 Golden will finally be stepping into the arena as post-launch DLC for Persona 4 Arena Ultimax. Courtesy of Zaregoto, Marie, the “Hollow Forest Tsundere Poet,” will be using a fighting style that is said to use various long-ranged attacks using items from within her bag as well as close up blows and the Persona she will be fighting with is Kaguya.
No price was announced at this time but additional details were revealed in the magazine in the form of a lobby that players can fight in online that will feature a chat function and allow players to control an avatar and look around various places. Currently Atlus is planning on releasing the game on August 28th in Japan while North America is set to get the title sometime this Fall.
Well, it seems we are in the Summer months. Its not just the heat that brings that realization, but the fact that after a good wait, the much anticipated Abyss Odyssey is now available on the Playstation Network and Steam alike. From Atlus USA and Ace Team, this side-scrolling action romp brings a gripping art style and thrilling narrative to the platform, allowing players to execute combos and abilities in a world that never plays the same way twice.
Today, a launch trailer has released for the game, featuring a nice catch-up of whats in store, and you can check out the clip down below and prepare to go into the Abyss as of today.
In many anime series a female fighter will generally have some of her clothing ripped up and the Senran Kagura series made a name for itself by using costume destruction as one of its selling points. Now it looks like Compile Heart is following that route with their upcoming PS4 RPG Omega Quintet.
Today in this week’s issue of Famitsu it has been revealed that while the girls are in combat against enemies their clothing can be ripped and destroyed after taking too much damage from an enemy. This isn’t Compile Heart’s first game to have clothing being ripped however, as it was revealed a few weeks ago that Hyperdimension Neptunia U will also have the same costume destruction feature.
This week’s issue of Famitsubrings with it some additional details for the upcoming PS Vita game, Danganronpa: Another Episode. First of all, unlike the first two games in the series that reserved them for punishments, this one will feature animated event scenes and these scenes will be handled by character designer and illustrator Rui Komatsuzaki.
Also, courtesy of Zaregoto, it has been revealed that there are two new types of Monokumas in Danganronpa: Another Episode. Shirokuma is a white version that is stationed at the resistance’s secret base and acts like an idol while Kurokuma is an all black version that specializes in machine gun talk and acts as an advisor for the murderous Warriors of Hope.
Yesterday during Monday Night Raw WWE announced that the iconic WCW wrestler Sting will be the pre-order bonus for 2K‘s WWE 2K15. They revealed this through an impressive little video that you can check out below. Those who pre-order the game will be given not only his iconic look shown above but also his old surfer style gimmick that had Sting with spiked blonde hair.
Currently WWE 2K15 is set to be released on the Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4 on October 28th in North America and on October 31st in Europe and as we previously reported, the cover athlete for the title will be none other than current WWE World Heavyweight Champion John Cena.
You may remember that back in April a new Fatal Frame game was announced for the Wii U. Well since that time we haven’t heard anything about the game, though a few deals concerning a live-action movie and a manga came out since then. Well it seems like Koei Tecmo will be holding a presentation this Thursday on NicoNico at 13:30 Japan time which is 12:30AM Eastern Time.
Currently it is unknown when Koei Tecmo is planning on releasing Fatal Frame for the Wii U, nor does the title have an actual name at the moment. Let’s just hope that unlike the most recent Fatal Frame game, that this one makes its way over to the West sometime in the future.
As you probably already know, Koei Tecmo is currently planning on releasing Ar nosurge: Ode to an Unborn Star in North America and Europe in September, but while gamers in the West are just now getting this original version of the game, gamers in Japan are currently waiting for the enhanced PlayStation Vita release called Ar nosurge Plus which is set to be released in Japan on October 2nd.
In an effort to help keep fans in Japan interested in the title, Gust has released Ar nosurge Plus’ opening video, which is actually the same as the original opening outside of the logo change. That might be for the best however as the music accompanying the opening is stunning.
