1up.com far-fetched take on the recent news about Square-Enix strategy for this generation.
K-Pop Academy is an upcoming pop star management simulator from the game studio that brought you Tsuki’s Odyssey and Campfire Cat Café.
Salman from Tech4Gamers writes "Mortal Kombat 9 revived the series from a low point after bringing it back to 2D combat. It marked a new high-point for the franchise due to its incredible roster, exciting cinematic story mode, and high-octane combat."
That game was actually goated. It was the first time ever that I actually tried to get good at a fighting game. Unfortunately the online connection was so dogshit it made it hard to enjoy and eventually I gave up. Haven't really played much fighting games since.
Microsoft has slashed the prices of games across the Xbox 360 store in preparation for its July 29th closure.
The Dishwasher
Vigilante 8
Two non-BC and no-PC-version Arcade titles I downloaded recently. Dishwasher's sequel is on Steam at least.
I've also downloaded Ninety-Nine Nights II (shame the first wasn't available). I still want to download Burnout 3: Takedown before the weekend's up, though that is still the full $9.99 non-discounted price
Heres hoping Kingdom Hearts will come to 360 and it better not be a port of a past title.
Square is a third party developer, although I believe Sony has a minority interest in the company. They'll sell product where they see money, whether it's the Wii, the PS3, or the 360...oh, or the pc.
announced about Kingdom Hearts, it could likely be multiplatform considering 360 is doing good in US, and KH has a lot of apeal in US. But it is total speculation posted as news by 1up.com
Kingdom Hearts? I don't think so. It sells so much copies on ps2 that if they even thought of making it multiplatform, Sony would probably buy the licence for the game. Why would Sony let them share one of their best selling franchises with another console, ESPECIALLY the 360? This would be AWESOME if it did happen, but there is a VERY VERY VERY slim chance that it will.