The follow-up to last year's Final Fantasy fighter will remain a PSP exclusive.
Today, September 21st, Square Enix revealed Dissidia 012[duodecim] Final Fantasy will be released in North America sometime in 2011.
Four Spider-Men are better than one.
It seems that each and every year a new Spider-Man game is released, and every year that Spider-Man game seems to be a disappointment. My last exposure to a Spider-Man game was Spider-Man 2, which featured open-world exploration and tasks. The game controlled well and was moderately enjoyable, but the structure was a bit too loose, causing the game to eventually become tedious and boring. Shattered Dimensions, the latest Spider-Man game, is quite the opposite. For the first time ever, the essence of Spider-Man has truly been captured through the game's characters, levels, presentation, and solid gameplay.
Four distinct Spider-Man universes collide in the latest Spider-Man title from Beenox.
Cue obligatory "It's a blast!" pun.
Though sometimes listed as a platformer, Bomberman 64 is essentially an action/puzzle game. For those unaware, Bomberman is a long-running series which got its start on the NES. It stars little pudgy dudes with oversized round heads, who have an unlimited amount of bombs which they pull from... somewhere. Bomberman 64 brings the series into the third dimension, and features a single player adventure with some wonky puzzle elements.
A great story and solid puzzles provides for a very enjoyable experience.
The first Professor Layton title made its way onto North American shores over two years ago, delivering a puzzle experience unlike any other. The professor's first tale left its mark on western gamers and paved the way for more titles in the series to find their way over. Now, with the release of the third title in the series, Professor Layton and the Unwound Future, comes a Professor Layton game that feels fresh and new, while only slightly tweaking the familiar formula.
It may be a few days late, but the latest issue of PB&Jason is certainly worth your money!
Now that the Summer of Arcade has come and gone, click through to see what PixlBit thought of each of the five games.
Microsoft's Summer of Arcade is now in its third year, and following in the tradition, the biggest XBLA games of the year have been made available for player consumption.
The medieval action-adventure title from Game Republic is due out sometime next year.
Like its predecessor, players will need a PlayStation 3 to experience the title.
NIS America announced today that Disgaea 4 is coming to the PlayStation 3 in North America. The game's familiar battle engine is getting a graphical overhaul, and will have a far cleaner anime-style look.
The new video features four classic villains, including Jaws, Oddjob, Scaramanga, and Baron Samedi
