Though the original incarnation was released as an Arcade title, the follow up title will only be available on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
In an interview with Game Reactor, Super Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono revealed that the game would not be coming to arcades.
Japanese SHMUP developer would like to bring their games to a global audience.
In a recent interview with Kotaku, Cave general manager Makato Asada revealed that the company was looking into bringing their games to other regions.
Fable II is being released in downloadable bite-sized chunks, and the first one is free!
The first of five downloadable episodes of Fable II came out today. The episodes, first revealed at Gamescom 2009, are small parts of Fable II's 2008 retail release broken up for the digital world.
In an effort to stimulate the country's economy, Ireland may be luring Scottish developers.
According to the Herald Scotland, Ireland may be planning five-year tax holidays for game developers in an effort to boost the local economy. This incentive is proving to be attractive to developers based in Scotland, who find the UK's restrictions on their industry frustrating.
Microsoft provides a console bundle for new 360 gamers, and a controller bundle for 360 veterans.
Straight from Microsoft’s press office comes news of two new holiday Xbox 360 bundles.
The North American license owner of Kirby and Yu-Gi-Oh nabs Mini Ninjas but makes no promise of a TV show or film.
Mini Ninjas has joined with the likes of Kirby and Yu-Gi-Oh at 4Kids Entertainment as the company is now the global licensing agent for the property in all regions except Japan and Korea.
The head of R&D has something new up his sleeve.
At the Tokyo Game Show during a panel, Toshihiro Nagoshi revealed that aside from the latest Yakuza title, he is working on something new.
Bundles for both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3
Expect soccer bundles when Konami teams up with both Sony and Microsoft to bring Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 bundles for both systems in Japan. The Xbox 360 bundle will include an extra controller.
This trailer gives fans a sneak-peek into the upcoming addition to the Final Fantasy series.
While the Japanese release of Final Fantasy XIII is right around the corner, the North American release is not scheduled until Q1 2010. To help Final Fantasy fans keep it together while they wait, here's the trailer shown at TGS containing over seven minutes of video detailing battle mechanics, as well as several cut scenes.
