IGN reports - "The folks behind Genji and FolkSoul are working on this PS3 racer. We had a blast at the Tokyo Game Show playing Toy Home, Sony's surprise PS3 racing game. But the big question was, who was behind the title? It turns out that the SIXAXIS compatible toy racer is being developed by none-other-than Game Republic, the studio formed by former Capcom producer Yoshiki Okamoto and recently responsible for Folklore."
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It's been officially over 2,500 days since The Elder Scrolls 6 was revealed, and fans are still waiting for more than a logo and a mountain range.
It will come out in another 1000-2000 days or so. I’d rather they remake Morrowind. After they added quest arrows, sprint button, making stats lesser and the big nerfs to spells Elder Scrolls has been too simplified. They could change that with ES6 but I don’t have much faith in modern Bethesda. I would love to be wrong
Do not miss the Final Fantasy IX lottery commemorating its 25th anniversary and see the new merch release by Square Enix.
I’m hoping Xbox Showcase will be where the Remake gets announced… freaking all this stuff with FF9’s anniversary and still nothing on the Remake…
AnerdzLife ranks the main line Resident Evil games
This is the proper way to diversify your portfolio. first you make an action game then you do an RPG and then you do a racer that everyone seems to like. not do a string of rediculous and over the top rubbish rehash of DW games with new coats of graphic paint and call it a game. your games suck. and it's about time you learn how to do good games.
now on to this... i didn't know about this game at all. and it seems like a fun quirky game. i wonder if it's a network downloadable game. should be interesting because sony is certainly stepping up their online offerings. looks interesting like a fun party racing game. like the battle mode in mario cart.
maybe its fun?
It looks alright
Does anybody know why it's exclusive for the Japanese market?
It says yet to be announced for outside Japan. So probably hear something at a later date.