Nintendo's summer hit has blown past a million units with it's bundled peripheral, Wii MotionPlus selling close to 3 million units.
Wii Sports Resort has posted sales of 1.25 million copies and the MotionPlus has sold over 2.9 million units in the United States alone, according to statistics from Nintendo.
A French source says, “Yes.”
Although there has been no official announcement from Capcom themselves, French website JV247 is claiming that an official, yet anonymous source sent them exclusive pictures of Super Street Fighter IV. Also according to this anonymous source, an official trailer will be released some time today.
While Europe receives two options, the UK gets five of their own.
Late last week Sony Computer Entertainment of Europe confirmed that Europe would be getting their own PS3 slim bundles just in time for the holiday season.
Sega and Obsidian Entertainment's espionage RPG, which was scheduled for release next week, could be delayed until 2010.
Alpha Protocol, which was slated to release on October 6, is looking like it's going to be delayed if retailers are to be believed.
Believe it or not, handcuffs and a vending machine are all you need!
As it turns out, a clever bunch of Scribblenauts players have discovered that almost every single level in Action Mode can be successfully completed using the same two objects: handcuffs and a vending machine.
While Sony gamers will get additional content and motion control via Alternate Edition, Microsoft gamers won't be totally left in the dust.
According to andriasang during a Resident Evil Darkside Chronicles stage event at TGS, Capcom confirmed the new 360 content.
TGS goers get hands-on time with the title as well as a sneak peek at some new screenshots.
The Another World, better known as Ni no Kuni, is an upcoming RPG currently in development by Professor Layton developers, Level-5. Also aiding them in the process is the anime company Studio Ghibli, who many anime fans will know for their work on animating films directed by Hayao Miyazaki (Princess Mononoke, Kiki’s Delivery Service, Spirited Away).
Though Sony has been using the name since they were debuted at E3, it is not the final moniker.
According to Shuhei Yoshida, Head of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios, "there are several candidates for the name of the controller."
Though the last two years have been about equal, this year yielded a slightly smaller number of attendees.
With the conclusion of TGS 2009, the official numbers for the show have been released.
Publisher Square Enix is now overlooking the project.
After developers GRIN were forced to shut their doors earlier this year due to lack of cash flow, many gamers worried about the future of the Final Fantasy spin-off GRIN was working on before their closure.
