TeamXbox posted a 2-page hands-on preview of Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom on September 29. Circle of Doom is a real-time action RPG targeted at the Japanese market. This preview covers the game's combat interface and mechanics.
TeamXbox also posted 2 gameplay footage videos and 6 screenshots on September 28, which are included here. The 2 videos are titled "Doing a Little Weeding" and "Outnumbered by Enemies"; the links to their HD videos are listed under Alternative Sources.
Following Electronic Theatre’s recent series of articles revealing all-new details on the highly anticipated Kingdom Under Fire II, today we have something a bit different. Having now been at the forefront of Action RTS gaming for more than a decade, the Kingdom Under Fire series is a shining light for the genre. And now approaching it’s fifth title, Blueside has taken the time to explain to Electronic Theatre’s just how Kingdom Under Fire II fits into the Kingdom Under Fire universe.
Looking forward to the game but is there a official release date of the game yet?
Kingdom Under Fire II is currently in development at BLUESIDE Inc. for PC online and console, and aims to perfect the Action Strategy genre that the series is best known for. Set to continue the ten year legacy of the Kingdom Under Fire series, Kingdom Under Fire II will be the fifth release in the successful videogame franchise.
So, Boxing Day is upon us. Did you get what you really wanted? Well, I'm sure any videogames you may have gotten are already/soon-to-be completed, and you're hungry for more. With the January Sales right around the corner, it's time to take a look at some more of 2008's greatest achievers; disc-based retail releases from February...
Microsoft still doesn't understand the Japanese market, that's why they'll never gain ground there. Japanese gamers are nerds in every sense of the word. Plus this game is not the classic RPG style that japanese love so much. Japanese gamers like visual novels, simplistic hack-n-slash. What we find silly is awesome to japanese gamers.
But this game seems to be more aimed at western gamers who like action-RPG. Also this game's characters seem western. Japanese gamers won't support western made games over homemade games.
WHY DOESN'T MICROSOFT GET A JAPANESE GAME COMPANY TO MAKE JAPANESE GAMERS? they are the ones who understand the market the most right?? they should stop trying to make games aimed at japanese market with the intent of releasing it in western market also. They'll never succeed like that. Jpanese gamers have weird taste, trust me!!!
This game looks so much better than I imagined looks way more solid and fun than I thought all the charactors animations were great and the AI isn't hive mind based.
this game is turning out to be a great. i can't wait to play this game.