Sentences with phrase «japanese gaming series»

Not exact matches

As if the rumors surrounding the Metal Gear franchise haven't been fueled enough the past few days, now Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu is teasing a surprise for the fans of the series.
One of the biggest surprises of last year's E3 gaming expo in Los Angeles was the announcement that home console series Metal Gear Solid would be coming to Japanese arcades.
In fact, one of the new teams added to the game was actually the result of polling fans through a handful of Japanese gaming magazines for characters they wanted added to the series and all three of them (Billy Kane, Blue Mary, Ryuji Yamazaki) were actually characters from my Fatal Fury series, which made me very happy.
Packed full of obscure gaming references, a story so goofy you can't help but love, and characters that are actually as endearing as they are cute, Neptunia is a charming series of games that hits directly at the core of the things fans of Japanese games and anime love.
This might be the first time that the Touhou series has appeared in the West, but it's been a staple of Japanese gaming for the past twenty years.
Hyperdimension Neptunia is a rather new Japanese roleplaying series that takes a play on the console wars that plague the real life game industry, Many of the game's characters are named after — in one way or another — the various consoles released throughout the history of gaming.
Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu has reported that Square Enix will soon create a new title in the Lufia series.
Regarding the third game's set up, something that series producer Yoshinori Terasawa told Gaming Trend that Spike Chunsoft was having trouble with, Kazutaka says that whether a third Danganronpa game will follow the series» murder mystery visual novel format or go the Danganronpa: Another Episode action game route is unclear at this point, as Japanese fans have been split in the direction they'd like to see the series go.
I can say that Yakuza 5 is by far the best game of the series, not only from a story and gameplay aspect, but a feel for Japanese gaming and culture.
Like the previous games in the series, Final Fantasy XV is a very flashy Japanese RPG experience with larger than life characters, memorable villains, an interesting yet sometimes convoluted story, sturdy combat that when matched with the core gaming mechanics creates something very entertaining on the PlayStation 4.
In his last column in Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu, series creator Masahiro Sakurai has thanked the fans for their love and support for the series, and mentioned how he's taking a well deserved vacation.
Tomonobu Itagaki, the unfailingly modest creator of the Dead or Alive series and the upcoming Devil's Third, is currently despairing about the state of the Japanese gaming industry.
Splatoon will soon get its own anime series, according to Japanese gaming news site Ga - M.
The Fire Emblem series launched in 1990 on the Famicom (the Japanese NES) with Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, and was developed by the R&D 1 team, which if you're into video gaming history you should already recognize as the developers of everything from the original Zelda, Ice Climbers and Donkey Kong to every 2D Metroid game ever.
Japanese gaming website 4gamer.net recently interviewed Satoshi Sakai, producer for the Phantasy Star Online series.
Along with the reveal of a launch date for the Switch's online services, Nintendo also confirmed that the Japanese gaming giant's next mobile title is set in the Mario Kart series and will be called Mario Kart Tour.
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