Like every Monday the major Japanese retail and rental chain Tsutaya released its weekly sales charts, that are usually considered an interesting glimpse on what the Media Create charts will look like on Wednesday, since Tsutaya has a very large number of stores scattered across the whole country.
No surprises this week, as God Eater 2 came to give the coup de grâce to the Pokémon weekly domination, that was already broken last week by Battlefield 4.
God Eater 2 and its expanded release Rage Burst still have many fans due to their availability on portable consoles, so they're still getting figures.
Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Asia has announced the winners of this year’s PlayStation Awards.
The awards cover games released between November 1, 2013 and October 31, 2014. The “Platinum Prize” is awarded to games that shipped over one million units, while the “Gold Prize” is awarded to games that shipped over 500,000 units. There’s also a “User Choice” category voted by fans, as well as a “20th Anniversary User’s Choice Award.”
I think The Last of Us should be at the top of the list. Its such an amazing game.
I just wonder how bad Xbox would get trashed if they had their own personal awards for their current console. Cries of pretentious hauty BS would surely fly. And as usual the tears would be delicious. Pass the salt?
PS+ will be getting digital editions of Killzone: Shadow Fall and more major titles next month in Japan.
It was bound to happen sooner or later. I would also expect other Sony 1st party launch titles to join ps plus in the future such as knack and lbp3.
I m happy with injustice for eu and first light i hope killzone or knack for February
Congrats. Now localize this sucker!
looks to be the biggest vita game in japan yet.
hope its localised asap.
Bring it over
I think gamers in JP loves these kind of games because of the social aspekt. Makes me wish we had this kind of gamer mentality in the west, I mean not only play online, but actually meeting up on regular basis and have some fun.
This better sell well.