The B3 members try their best to record after a day of celebrating and drinking. This will explain their raspy vocals during the episode.
When word first came out about Heavy Rain I was intrigued by its cinematic approach to video gaming. Its attempt at creating a Robert Zemeckis-like appearance with a much darker tone had me wanting to get a PS3 just to play this game. With my hands finally grasping on this game I walked away from this game almost fulfilled. Almost...
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The trailer for the upcoming RPG game Ni no Kuni: Shiroki Seihai no Joou has just been released, and man does it look gorgeous.
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For the most part Dragon Ball video games that have been coming out have been either mediocre fighters (the Budokai Tenkaichi series) or poor adventure games (PS2’s Infinite World). To fix this and hopefully bring back the sanctity of the Dragon Ball name, developer Media Vision decided to go back (way back) to the start of it all: the beloved first series. The main question is: Were they able to create a game that is as good and wholesome as the original anime?
Before reading further, click here to read the first part of the interview.
When it came to picking out one of my first PS3 games, one choice looked too good to resist: 2008's Mirror's Edge.
For your viewing pleasure, B3 presents the two interview videos we shot at this year's PAX East with "Frobot" developer Andrew Lum and Hudson Entertainment.