Thanks again to Alexandre Trottier for sharing his work with us here at NintendoFuse!
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Sunday, April 15, 2012
The Other Side of The Flagpole is back with Volume 2!
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[Captivate'12, PS3, X360] DmC: Devil May Cry details might make you cry or cheer
[Captivate'12, PS3, X360] DmC: Devil May Cry details might make you cry or cheer
Recently the Devil May Cry HD Collection was released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, allowing a new generation of gamers to take in Dante's classic adventures. Once eager fans have had their fill they'll be able to look forward to his new action-packed game arriving sometime in 2012, over at Captivate they revealed some more details about what you'll be able to expect from the game as well as this new trailer.
The game is a retelling of Dante's early days set against a contemporary backdrop, it promises to keep the style and flair that sets Devil May Cry titles apart from your average hack-and-slash games whilst putting a new spin on the franchise. Dante is, of course, the child of a demon and an angel and finds himself stuck in between two worlds as a result. This has a real affect on his split personality and allows him to harness the power of both angel and demon abilities. He brings his trusty sword, Rebellion, with him and can transform it on the fly as well as switch to his guns when the situation calls for it.
Recently the Devil May Cry HD Collection was released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, allowing a new generation of gamers to take in Dante's classic adventures. Once eager fans have had their fill they'll be able to look forward to his new action-packed game arriving sometime in 2012, over at Captivate they revealed some more details about what you'll be able to expect from the game as well as this new trailer.
The game is a retelling of Dante's early days set against a contemporary backdrop, it promises to keep the style and flair that sets Devil May Cry titles apart from your average hack-and-slash games whilst putting a new spin on the franchise. Dante is, of course, the child of a demon and an angel and finds himself stuck in between two worlds as a result. This has a real affect on his split personality and allows him to harness the power of both angel and demon abilities. He brings his trusty sword, Rebellion, with him and can transform it on the fly as well as switch to his guns when the situation calls for it.
No release date has been solidified yet but Capcom also mentioned that some familiar faces would appear in this game as well as a whole bunch of new faces. Who would you like to see return? Virgil? Trish? Lady? Nero?
And yes. It looks like it might actually be called DmC: Devil May Cry, or at least this is what it is being referred to. That's going to get confusing.
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Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3D Trailer
Attention all you fans of the GambeBoy Color game Dragon Warrior Monsters. DWM has gotten a full 3D remake in the form of Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry’s Wonderland 3D and we have the Japanese trailer for you right here!
Source: NintendoLife
Tweet[PS3, X360] Behind the Scenes with Jimmy Urine on Lollipop Chainsaw's soundtrack
[PS3, X360] Behind the Scenes with Jimmy Urine on Lollipop Chainsaw's soundtrack
Lollipop Chainsaw is looking like it is pretty zany and is definitely channeling No More Heroes, here's a new video that goes behind-the-scenes with Jimmy Urine (Composer for Lollipop Chainsaw and voice of Zed) and Akira Yamaoka (Sound Director for Lollipop Chainsaw) on the creation of the soundtrack.
Lollipop Chainsaw is slated to be hitting stores on the 12th of June for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
Lollipop Chainsaw is looking like it is pretty zany and is definitely channeling No More Heroes, here's a new video that goes behind-the-scenes with Jimmy Urine (Composer for Lollipop Chainsaw and voice of Zed) and Akira Yamaoka (Sound Director for Lollipop Chainsaw) on the creation of the soundtrack.
Lollipop Chainsaw is slated to be hitting stores on the 12th of June for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
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Molyneux: Microsoft was a 'creative padded cell;' 22 Cans will see his 'best' game ever
by Jessica Conditt 
on Apr 11th 2012 6:30PM
Peter Molyneux, creator of Fable and famously parodied developer, left Microsoft and Lionhead Studios last month to establish 22 Cans, a brand new development house. 22 Cans marks Molyneux's fifth studio founding, but there's something different about this one, he told Develop:
on Apr 11th 2012 6:30PMPeter Molyneux, creator of Fable and famously parodied developer, left Microsoft and Lionhead Studios last month to establish 22 Cans, a brand new development house. 22 Cans marks Molyneux's fifth studio founding, but there's something different about this one, he told Develop: "I believe it has all led me to this point. I believe the greatest game I've ever made is still ahead of me."
Molyneux is adamant that he is building something special with 22 Cans, in both the structure of the company and the games it will produce. So far he has co-founder and former Lionhead programmer Dimitri Mavrikakis, data miner Paul Knight and IT director Tim Rance on board, but Molyneux is looking to have 22 people total from various industries, including architects, veterans, fresh faces and people who know nothing about the video game world.
These people will help Molyneux make his "best" game ever; a game he couldn't create while at Microsoft. "I was in a creative padded cell," Molyneux said. "Microsoft was so safe. Microsoft was so nice. You're so supported. Everything I did couldn't hurt me, both creatively and physically. The danger was long gone. I had this huge desire to make something truly special, and I felt like I was being suffocated creatively a little bit."
22 Cans' title will be an inherent, accessible and challenging multiplayer that doesn't lose its appeal after a few months -- he uses Draw Something as an example of a game that does. Molyneux's masterpiece will be more of a hobby than a game, he said, citing Minecraft as a direct inspiration.
22 Cans is currently seed funded, but will be seeking a venture-captial partner "in a matter of months," Monlyneux said, and he is currently on the hunt for employees. Monlyneux recognizes he only has a few chances to make the "greatest" game he's ever created, but he's ready.
"Well I'm 52 years old," he said. "I have a strange attitude to life. I consider it a marathon that you've got to keep pushing yourself through. I just hope I'm coming near the end of it. I couldn't do another 26 miles. I'd like to think I'm coming into the stadium now. Just a couple of laps around the track, and I'll be done."
Shifting World (3DS) Screenshots
Here are the latest set of screenshots from Shifting World for the 3DS.
In case you aren’t familiar with Shifting Worlds, here is a press release from December 2011 to help get you up to speed.
TweetTORRANCE, Calif. —December 6, 2011—Acclaimed video game publisher Aksys Games is proud to announce their partnership with video game developer Fishing Cactus in order to bring you the puzzle platformer Shifting World. Based on the award winning Shift series originally by Armor Games which has been played by over 16 million players on the web, the Nintendo 3DS version will be the first of the series to hit consoles and introduces an all-new art direction, level editor, 3D functionality, and a level generator of awesomeness that works by taking pictures of DataMatrix bar codes with the 3DS camera.
Key Features:
Shifting World is first of the SHIFT series to adapt the famous puzzle gameplay to full 3D.Shift the world, from black to white and white to black. Use that to your advantage to overcome the game’s obstacles and find your way out of the room.A new layer of puzzles: switch from 3D to 2D and from 2D to 3D with a button.Over 60 levels total in Adventure Mode, Bonus Mode and Time Attack Mode!Shifting World is scheduled for a 2012 release on Nintendo 3DS. Shifting World is rated E for Everyone with Violent References by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB). More information about Aksys Games and Fishing Cactus can be found at www.aksysgames.com and www.fishingcactus.com.
About Aksys Games
Founded in 2006 in Torrance, California, Aksys Games Localization, Inc. is a localization studio and boutique video game publisher specializing in the Japanese-to-English translation of games and committed to publishing unique, multicultural, high-quality interactive content for all current-generation platforms with its small, but talented staff. Its lineup of games include 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors (Winner: “Best Story/Writing” Awards from IGN and Nintendo Power), BIT.TRIP RUNNER (2011 Independent Games Festival (IGF) Excellence in Visual Arts award), and the acclaimed BlazBlue and Guilty Gear fighting game series. More information about Aksys Games and its products can be found on the company’s website, www.aksysgames.com.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
NintendoWare Weekly: Colors! 3D
by JC Fletcher on Apr 5th 2012 11:59PM
Colors! 3D is the heartwarming story of how an unofficial, homebrew DS app "graduated" into a for-real downloadable 3DS eShop game. It's also an app that allows you to draw and paint on your 3DS, and share your drawings online with the Colors! 3D gallery.
on Apr 5th 2012 11:59PMColors! 3D is the heartwarming story of how an unofficial, homebrew DS app "graduated" into a for-real downloadable 3DS eShop game. It's also an app that allows you to draw and paint on your 3DS, and share your drawings online with the Colors! 3D gallery. Other new content on 3DS this week includes a video interview with Warren Spector about the two new Epic Mickey games, and "The Rifle's Spiral" by The Shins (available tomorrow).
WiiWare TNT Racers (dtp entertainment, 1-4 players, 1000 Wii Points): TNT stands for Tracks N Tricks, Nintendo explains. So look out for both of those.3DS eShop Colors! 3D (Collecting Smiles, 1-2 players, $6.99): Draw, paint, and share your art online.DSiWare Penguin Patrol (Grab, 1 player, $1.99/200 DSi Points): Help guide penguins out of grid-based puzzles, in which the ice cracks behind them as they move.
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