Namco Bandai will publish Majin: The Fallen Realm and Clash of the Titans, the next titles from Game Republic, developer of 2007's PlayStation 3 action adventure game Folklore, the companies revealed this week.
Described as a fantasy action adventure game, Majin will employ an AI-controlled monster sidekick called Majin. The game will incorporate this cooperative AI gameplay with action and stealth elements in an open world, Namco Bandai said.
"Majin: The Fallen Realm is an extremely important title for us, and one we believe will pioneer a new genre of advanced artificially intelligent cooperative gameplay," said Daisuke Uchiyama, chief producer at Namco Bandai Games Inc. The game is due in 2010 for Xbox 360 and PS3.
Namco also revealed it will publish another Game Republic game, Clash of the Titans, also due for Xbox 360 and PS3 in 2010. The game will launch in conjunction with Warner Bros. Pictures' and Legendary Pictures' film of the same name.
John GodGames Emus has released some new videos, showing Haze, Afro Samurai, Armored Core V and Clash of the Titans running in 4K on the PC thanks to the Playstation 3 emulator, RPCS3.
Whatever happened to Afro Samurai 2? After they took it off the digital store I thought they’d come back with an improved product
Haze was nowhere near as bad as it was made out to be. I actually really liked it.
It was just released at a bad time when Sony and the PS3 could do no right. The developers and Sony over hyped it and it fell on its own sword.
The framerate and rending were more of the concern over resolution for me, and I can see they are making solid strides. Haze runs pretty well and doesn't seem to have many graphical or audio glitches (one cannot say the same for Ghost Recon lol). Given Sony hasn't provided any real backwards compatibility options, this is something I might consider. I still have my PS3 hooked up if I have a hankering for some last gen goodness, but I also wouldn't mind playing those games with either increased resolution or frame rate, whenever the emulator gets to that point :-)
GamerZines writes:
Christmas is a time for giving. So when you wake up on Christmas morning, you fully expect to be given a handful of the latest and greatest games you've asked for. But what happens when it all goes wrong? Mum's picked up last year's Call of Duty thinking it was Black Ops, Nan's bought you the Medal of Honor book rather than the game, and well, Dad's too busy getting merry in the armchair to really care.
If you wake up to these this Christmas, you're in for a big surprise.
Um I'm not gonna wake up to any games on Xmas morning, I'm gonna be gaming all night (LAN PARTY) so I most likely wont wake up till noon, then I'm a want some food.
If I don't see Half Life 2 ep3 downloading in my steam folder then in reality it wont be Xmas.
enjoy your Kinects, Moves, COD, socks, ugly sweaters and gift cards tomorrow.
dont diss on socks man...you dont know how important those are until you get older
lordkemp007 from Scotland wishes all gamers from around the world a very happy and merry Christmas.
Here's hoping tomorrow you wake up on Crimble morning and Santa has delivered your gaming Christmas wishes.
Call of Duty or Crackdown 2. Crackdown 2 is one of the worst games I've played this generation.
just be grateful for someone thinking enough to buy you a present...
nothing worse than an ungrateful kid
Game Revolution: Clash of the Titans: The Movie: The Video Game is the worst game I've played in years. Do not buy, rent, or borrow this game.
Majin sounds awesome. Kind of almost sounds like a Team Ico type of project from the description. Sounds a little like The Last Guardian, specifically. Folklore is one of my favorites this generation, so maybe it could be something special.