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- Pac-Man, Mega Man Teased for Street Fighter X Tekken on Vita
- Pac-Man, Mega Man Teased for Street Fighter X Tekken on Vita
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- AIKA Epic III : Dispheron Warfare (KR) preview
- Review: Rise of Nightmares is a Poor Mash-Up Between House of the Dead and Resident Evil
Pac-Man, Mega Man Teased for Street Fighter X Tekken on Vita Posted: 17 Jan 2012 05:11 PM PST Ahead of the game’s release in March, Capcom has released a variety of new Street Fighter X Tekken content today and confirmed the identity of six more fighters. But it’s a short teaser in one of the new trailers that is the most noteworthy bit from what the company had to show today. The newly-announced characters include three from either side: Street Fighter provides Balrog, Vega, and Juri, while Tekken offers up Paul, Law, and Xiaoyu. It’s nothing terribly unexpected, and the surprise guest characters remain Cole from Infamous, plus Toro and Kuro. But watch all the way to the end of the trailer above and you’ll see a tease for the Vita version of the game. Besides a brief gameplay clip reinforcing that Vita is likely to be the absolute best handheld for fighting game fans (Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is also on the way to the system, as is the just-revealed Vita version of Mortal Kombat), the image below is shown teasing that both Pac-Man and some version of Mega Man will be included in the game. Mega Man has made fighting game appearances before, having been a playable character in the first two Marvel vs. Capcom games (before being suspiciously absent from both MvC3 and Ultimate MvC3). Just which version of Mega Man we might see here is unclear; some believe it to be Bad Box Art Mega Man, while others think it’s Dead Rising’s Frank West donning the Mega Man attire. Although it feels as if Mega Man has been put on the back burner recently between the cancellations of Mega Man Universe and Mega Man Legends 3, Capcom says it remains a “key brand” for the company. With it looking like Capcom plans to celebrate the series’ 25-year anniversary, it shouldn’t come as a complete surprise that Mega Man will be involved with Street Fighter X Tekken. Pac-Man would be the bigger shock of the two; whereas Mega Man felt like a notable omission in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, there weren’t flocks of fans clamoring for some Pac-Man fighting action (although keep in mind Pac-Man comes from Namco Bandai, not Capcom). Still, it’s UMvC3 that would be the more appropriate game for Pac-Man to show up as a playable fighter, though if Pac-Man (and Mega Man) are only available in the Vita version of Street Fighter X Tekken, it could be that Capcom simply feels it can get away with more in the handheld game. Then again, Cole — and Toro and Kuro especially — prove Capcom and Yoshinori Ono aren’t exactly hell-bent on providing the most serious fighting game experience possible. Between those three, Pac-Man, and Mega Man (assuming the latter two are Vita exclusives), it’s looking like the Xbox 360 version of the game could be the most lacking if it doesn’t have even a single character all to itself. Microsoft wasn’t concerned enough to try countering Kratos in Mortal Kombat last year, and it seems like that situation will repeat itself barring another secret character being revealed in the next month or so. Posted by: admin in Gaming News Thank you for Visiting Gameforumer.com, Hope you enjoyed the stay with us. |
Pac-Man, Mega Man Teased for Street Fighter X Tekken on Vita Posted: 17 Jan 2012 05:11 PM PST Ahead of the game’s release in March, Capcom has released a variety of new Street Fighter X Tekken content today and confirmed the identity of six more fighters. But it’s a short teaser in one of the new trailers that is the most noteworthy bit from what the company had to show today. The newly-announced characters include three from either side: Street Fighter provides Balrog, Vega, and Juri, while Tekken offers up Paul, Law, and Xiaoyu. It’s nothing terribly unexpected, and the surprise guest characters remain Cole from Infamous, plus Toro and Kuro. But watch all the way to the end of the trailer above and you’ll see a tease for the Vita version of the game. Besides a brief gameplay clip reinforcing that Vita is likely to be the absolute best handheld for fighting game fans (Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is also on the way to the system, as is the just-revealed Vita version of Mortal Kombat), the image below is shown teasing that both Pac-Man and some version of Mega Man will be included in the game. Mega Man has made fighting game appearances before, having been a playable character in the first two Marvel vs. Capcom games (before being suspiciously absent from both MvC3 and Ultimate MvC3). Just which version of Mega Man we might see here is unclear; some believe it to be Bad Box Art Mega Man, while others think it’s Dead Rising’s Frank West donning the Mega Man attire. Although it feels as if Mega Man has been put on the back burner recently between the cancellations of Mega Man Universe and Mega Man Legends 3, Capcom says it remains a “key brand” for the company. With it looking like Capcom plans to celebrate the series’ 25-year anniversary, it shouldn’t come as a complete surprise that Mega Man will be involved with Street Fighter X Tekken. Pac-Man would be the bigger shock of the two; whereas Mega Man felt like a notable omission in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, there weren’t flocks of fans clamoring for some Pac-Man fighting action (although keep in mind Pac-Man comes from Namco Bandai, not Capcom). Still, it’s UMvC3 that would be the more appropriate game for Pac-Man to show up as a playable fighter, though if Pac-Man (and Mega Man) are only available in the Vita version of Street Fighter X Tekken, it could be that Capcom simply feels it can get away with more in the handheld game. Then again, Cole — and Toro and Kuro especially — prove Capcom and Yoshinori Ono aren’t exactly hell-bent on providing the most serious fighting game experience possible. Between those three, Pac-Man, and Mega Man (assuming the latter two are Vita exclusives), it’s looking like the Xbox 360 version of the game could be the most lacking if it doesn’t have even a single character all to itself. Microsoft wasn’t concerned enough to try countering Kratos in Mortal Kombat last year, and it seems like that situation will repeat itself barring another secret character being revealed in the next month or so. Posted by: admin in Gaming News Thank you for Visiting Gameforumer.com, Hope you enjoyed the stay with us. |
AIKA Epic III : Dispheron Warfare (KR) preview Posted: 17 Jan 2012 05:11 PM PST
Posted by: admin in Gaming News Thank you for Visiting Gameforumer.com, Hope you enjoyed the stay with us. |
AIKA Epic III : Dispheron Warfare (KR) preview Posted: 17 Jan 2012 05:11 PM PST
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Review: Rise of Nightmares is a Poor Mash-Up Between House of the Dead and Resident Evil Posted: 17 Jan 2012 01:28 PM PST Great games don’t have to be completely original — take Beyond Good and Evil, for instance. Michel Ancel’s 2003 cult classic blended the best bits of Ocarina of Time and Metal Gear Solid to produce a fantastically playable experience that still has us clamoring for a sequel some eight years later. That said, there’s not much new going on in Dead Island, even for a zombie game; instead of doing something fresh with a tired premise, Polish developer Techland decided to borrow from the best parts of Borderlands, Dead Rising 2, and, surprisingly, Far Cry 2. The resulting casserole of mismatched mechanics doesn’t always go down easy, but Dead Island still makes for an enjoyable and slightly addictive adventure in killing the same enemies ad nauseam. In what feels like an act of mercy, the game doesn’t offer much of a story to suffer through; you play as one of four characters (each with varying stats and weapon preferences) stranded on the zombie-infested tropical resort island of Banoi. Expectedly, your goal is to escape, help out imperiled folks along the way, and possibly discover some alarming plot twist that will leave your jaw a safe distance from the floor. But Dead Island doesn’t concern itself with matters of plot; the cut scenes are brief and rare, and the protagonists (along with the supporting players) aren’t even fleshed out enough to be caricatures. Really, if Dead Island has anything to offer, it’s the ability to kill zombies with a variety of homemade weapons — and, aside from a few minor issues, it excels at this simple task. Posted by: admin in Gaming News Thank you for Visiting Gameforumer.com, Hope you enjoyed the stay with us. |
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