A look at the multiplayer features for Driver: San Francisco.
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In anticipation of Tales of Graces f and Tales of the Abyss 3D, JD reviews his favorite game in the Tales series.
This console generation hasn’t been very kind to people who love console JRPGs. There have been very few released, and hardly any of those were actually good. Tales of Vesperia is an exception. Though the game isn’t as popular as its predecessor, Tales of Symphonia, Vesperia makes its mark as one of the best in the series.
The price drop will take effect on Friday, August 12.
Nintendo has made an official announcement, revealing a major price drop to their latest platform, the Nintendo 3DS. Beginning August 12, Nintendo's 3D handheld will be marked down from $249.99 to $169.99. Alongside the change in price, Nintendo revealed plans to reward those who buy the 3DS and use the Nintendo eShop once before August 11, 11:59 pm EST.
Gaming media mascot characters inside the games they review?!
This week's issue of PB & Jason brings lots of news and lots of opinion!
"I hear you got a bug problem, ma'am."
There's no question that die-hard Earth Defense Force fans may be a little turned off by the latest title in the series, Insect Armageddon. As something of a spin-off of the main series, the title has been developed by western studio Vicious Cycle Software, rather than the typical folks at Sandlot in Japan. In the shift to D3Publisher's western office, Earth Defense Force has seen some slight changes in an effort to build a stronger third person shooter for western players. As someone who has enjoyed the likes of 2017 and Zangeki no Reginleiv, the changes are a mix of both good and bad.
Full-length trailer that includes new footage, as well as new details about the game's later chapters. El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron is available August 16 on the PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.
Rabbids: Alive & Kicking will be available November 8, only for Kinect on the Xbox 360.
The developers of Driver: San Francisco discuss one of the main gameplay features, "Shift".
Zelda gets her own concerts. Must be nice to be royalty.
A concert series celebrating the 25-year legacy of the Legend of Zelda series was announced at E3 2011, and today Nintendo announced the first one will be held on October 21 at the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles. Starting at $35, tickets for the L.A. concert are being sold through Ticketmaster beginning August 1.
Last week's PB & Jason didn't happen. This week's lengthy issue makes up for it.
This week's PB & Jason has it all!
