We take a journey into a timeless music genre featuring tracks from Grim Fandango all the way to recent fare like L.A. Noire. Play it again, Sam!
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GameSpot Asia’s Jonathan Toyad speaks to legendary Street Fighter player Tokido about why he plays Akuma, who he looks for in a SFxT partner, and how the Japanese performed at EVO 2012
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GameSpot Asia’s Jonathan Toyad speaks to Singapore’s Street Fighter and Soul Calibur teams to discuss their goals, motivations, and lessons from EVO 2012.
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Looks similar to the earlier Atelier games with a little change here and there. I was hoping this series would have a bigger budget by now, oh well. When Atelier Rorona came out I was relieved that at least one ”standard” (or generic) JRPG game had come out for the PS3. I had begun missing the old formula of turn based combat and the regular use of items. This series is really just about that, it was never intended to be very innovative and you really don’t need to reinvent the wheel to make a good game. Old-school JRPG fans will probably appreciate the game most.
Since this video shows the game early on, you shouldn’t judge too quickly. More time will pass between cutscenes, item synthesis will become more developed and combat will require more strategy and preparation.
A new God of War software bundle is reportedly in the works and will arrive next month, Siliconera reports today. Citing an unspecified retail source, the report says a “God of War Saga Collection” for the PlayStation 3 will hit store shelves in August, bundling unspecified games.
No further information is available, and a Sony representative declined to comment.
Sony is no stranger to God of War compilations. The company has previously released the God of War Collection, which bundled PlayStation 2 games God of War and God of War II for the PS3, and the God of War Origins Collection, which included franchise PSP games Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta, released for the first time on PS3.
God of War: Ascension is the next core entry in the series. It is due out on March 5, 2013, and is a prequel to the original trilogy that will tell Kratos’ origins story. The game’s multiplayer mode will include persistent features as players develop their Trojan or Spartan soldiers over time.
Performance on the battlefield can yield blessings from the gods in the form of new perks, weapons, and abilities. There will also be a number of different combat roles for players, depending on the god with which they associate themselves, such as Hades, Poseidon, Zeus, or Ares.
For more on God of War: Ascension, check out GameSpot’s latest preview.