Ninja Gaiden Black Xbox

Ninja Gaiden Black Xbox

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DS Thrives At Tecmo Nite Out

Team Ninja's Tomonobu Itagaki talked about Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword, saying that the development went all out for the franchise's first portable title, and that there's almost a completely new graphics board in the Game Card. The game takes place almost immediately after the events of the Xbox Ninja Gaiden and Ninja Gaiden Black, or the PS3's Ninja Gaiden Sigma, depending on which one you've played. Itagaki demonstrated the game for the audience, the same area that he showed during the original unveiling, and announced that the game would be released in Fall 2007.

Tecmo also announced Kyotaro Nishimura Suspense, an adventure game, which was compared to Phoenix Wright and Hotel Dusk. The game's story was based on the mystery novels of Japanese author Kyotaro Nishimura, and is slated for a fall release.

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Live from Japan: Tecmo's Media Day

As it turns out, Square Enix isn't the only publisher in Tokyo taking advantage of the assembled media, as Tecmo rounded up dozens of journalists and gathered them together in the trendy Shibuya district at Club Camelot to unveil a grip of new software, while bringing us up to date on some other, highly anticipated games.

First, a couple of interesting announcements out of the Tecmo camp. First up, Team NINJA is no longer the only 'team' at Tecmo. While Tecmo has always maintained multiple internal development teams, Team NINJA was the only one with an easily identifiable name. But now, Keisuke Kikuchi -- the producer responsible for the development of games like Super Swing Golf, the Fatal Frame series, Gallop Racer, and Tokobot -- is now heading up an internal development team known as Team Tachyon.

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Hands-On: Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword

Can the graphical powerhouse action series make its way to the DS? We got some time with the game-- and Team Ninja's leader, Tomonobu Itagaki.

Check out our exclusive interview with Team Ninja's founder, Tomonobu Itagaki, as he chats candidly about the Ninja Gaiden series and Team Ninja's expansion to new consoles.

While Ninja Gaiden/Black/Sigma may be one of the greatest action games of all time, forgive us if we say the series has grown a little long in the tooth. Sure, Ninja Gaiden Sigma is gorgeous, and could be one of the PS3's best, but it's more of a refinement than a reinvention. For those who hope to teach an old Ninja Dog some new tricks, Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword may be the answer to your adrenaline-fueled prayers.

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Ninja Gaiden Suited for DS, Not PSP

Tomonobou Itagaki says that a Ninja Gaiden game for PSP would upset his fans. In a recent interview with Gamepro magazine, Itagaki outlined why Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword is fit for Nintendos relatively underpowered handheld. The design philosophy for the PSP as a piece of hardware is a home gaming machine--in terms of specs--you can take with you. If we were gonna make it for PSP, it'd be better for us to make it for a powerful home system instead. The DS is designed under the concept of "What should a portable system be?" instead of trying to replicate the home experience. That's what attracted me to developing on the DS because you can really utilize its strengths as a portable platform. I think if I were to develop this game on the PSP, most of my fans would be upset. Team Ninja has been known for graphically beautiful games in the last few years.

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Forza Motorsport 2 to hit Australia on June 14

SYDNEY 30 May 2007 – Igniting the driving spirit in gamers and car enthusiasts alike, "Forza Motorsport 2" will speed onto Australian retail shelves from Thursday 14 June, accompanied for a limited time by a "Forza Motorsport 2" Xbox 360 Console bundle and a price drop for the Xbox 360 Wireless Racing Wheel.

Tuned and developed in conjunction with the Xbox 360 Wireless Racing Wheel, "Forza Motorsport 2" supports true force feedback, shifting gears in the racing simulation genre so that gamers feel every bump in the road and every jolt of acceleration as they take the corners on 12 of the most renowned tracks on the globe. With the game running at an astounding 60 frames per second, authentic simulation physics and rumble functionality with the Xbox 360 Wireless Controller, "Forza Motorsport 2" offers incredible realism and depth to fuel all your racing fantasies.

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Virtua Fighter 5: First Xbox 360 Screenshots

Virtua Fighter 5 features beautifully detailed stages from around the world where players face off in fast-moving martial arts battles against one of 17 characters. Two lively new characters join the elite group of fighters, adding two new unique fighting styles for players to try and master. With more skill and strategy than ever before, players are also given the opportunity to learn and employ the new Offensive Move technique to take down their opponents from different angles, adding a new dimension to the game and something for both new and old fans to master. Virtua Fighter 5 also includes the ability to customise characters by selecting from four base costumes and a wide range of unlockable accessories and earnable items. As players win more tournaments they will not only earn costumes and accessories, but also prizes and in-game money that will allow them to buy items from the in-game shop.

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Blazing Angels II: Secret Missions of WWII to the skies on Xbox 360

Ubisoft, one of the worlds largest video game publishers, announced that Blazing Angels Secret Missions will launch on the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and Games 4 Windows. Scheduled for a 2007 release, Blazing Angels Secret Missions is the follow-up to the squadron-based flight combat game Blazing Angels Squadrons of WWII.

Blazing Angels Secret Missions shows World War II from a different perspective that of an elite pilot who is part of a secret team. In the game, the player will undertake some of the most dangerous missions in exotic locations all over the globe. As an elite pilot, the player goes from one great adventure to another, while battling the most lethal experimental weapons of the Third Reich. The squads mission is to prevent the ultimate weapon from being built.

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