Sentences with phrase «japanese game source»

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Today, in A Weet at the Source: a review of The Untold History of Japanese Game Developers Vol.1, a video review for Hyrule Warriors Legends, and more!

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Matthew also sourced a Japanese Harvest Moon 64 player's guide — for the princely sum of $ 100 USD (around # 71)-- from which he took the original game artwork, enhanced the resolution of it, and even added colour in some instances.

In - engine cutscenes look better and more accurate to the source material than One Piece games have ever done before, with the original (Japanese only) voice actors reprising their roles and lending and an air of authenticity to every moment.

This interview was found at the GSLA, a Japanese a website that, among other things, preserves game developer interviews from older, now - defunct print sources.

Takes 6 month top to make a build of the game... itll Have the same engine otherwise they would have changed the extreme vs part of the name... Also japanese players are saying g in reconguista is gonnabe the new series, just like Age was for maxiboost... source?

Sources close to Nintendo are saying that the first party teams and studios at Nintendo will increase their own output in order to support the arrival of the NX and its first year of life, with a new process for game development implemented inside the Japanese company.

Rockstar visited the Japanese capital several years ago to assess its potential for a full GTA game, but ultimately pulled the plug on the idea, according to a source close to the company.

Apparently, a major source in the Japanese video game industry mentions that:

According to the article's unnamed source, the app will be co-developed by Japanese developer DeNA, and will be the next mobile title to be released after Animal Crossing, which fits in with president Tatsumi Kimishima's comments the company will release two or three mobile games per year.

Naturally, though, the encounter rate became a source of grumbles for some Japanese fans following the game's original release, so an encounter rate toggle has been added.

Hard to tell really since the source seems to be a French video games magazine posting about it on Twitter, and there have been an awful lot of unreliable rumours about new games posted in foreign language publications (see many Japanese magazines posting rumours about the 3DS without any evidence behind them).