[Sony TGS 09] - RE5 Director´s cut, video TLG y MGS PW, Yakuza 4, Heavy Rain, DW Online, Ape Scape, WKC 2, Wild Arms 6

Desvelado el juego de SCEJ de la página web misteriosa: Yuusha no Kuse ni Namaikida 3D para PSP.

Badman vuelve y Lleonard Pler se ha ganado los sugus.

Por cierto, que también se ha confirmado que NISA localizará la 2ª entrega bajo el título "Badman Returns".

Famitsu reveals the missing booth titles:

Tokimeki Memorial 4 - PSP
Silent Hill Shattered Memories - PS2/Wii
Darksiders - PS3/360
Ninety Nine Nights II - 360
Fairy Tail - PSP

No consigo imaginarme un juego como Badman en 3D

Marvelous Entertainment seems to be eyeing PlayStation 3 as a target platform for upcoming games. Company president Haruki Nakayama made a recent blog post indicating that he'd like to bring games to the system in the future.


Nakayama's post begins by noting that he's been making use of the recently released slimline PS3 model. Among his activities are downloading movies, viewing movies and baseball on Yahoo, and viewing Blu-ray discs.

He doesn't mention games in his own uses for the system. But he does mention games when talking about what he'd like to see Marvelous do on the platform. Noting that Marvelous now offers video product such as Beck and Mushishi on Sony's video download store, he said that he'd like to release games for the system in the future.

In closing, Nakayama notes that in the first half of the fiscal year, the game industry, both Japan and overseas, is expected to see a 15 to 20% falloff compared to last year. He says that he's praying for something to cause an explosion leading up to next year.

I'm pretty certain that an HD Muramasa Demon Blade would be able to do just that among some gamers!

Konami will be using in-game advertisements in its next Winning Eleven installment, Famitsu.com reports today. According to the site, the Japanese PlayStation 3 version of Winning Eleven 2010 (Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 overseas) will make use of a dynamic advertisement technology from Double Fusion Japan.

Double Fusion's technology can be used to periodically stream new advertisements into games through the internet. Earlier this year, Sega signed a deal with the company to use the technology in its games. Sony announced a similar tie-up last year.

While note getting too specific, the Famitsu.com story states that the ads will be used in the game's stadiums.