Edit - New Youtube version
via Kotaku
Monthly Archive for March, 2007
GoNintendo and their ninja magic has acquired a scan of NiGHTS for the Wii.
Oh boy! It is everyone’s favorite time of the week FRIDAY! So the big question is what are you doing this weekend? TMNT? Meet the Robinson?
Well, I am hopefully going out to see Meet the Robinsons with the lil one and wifey. Also I finished up Custom Robo Arena and I really enjoyed but I still need to play some Wifi battles plus I will have a review should be up by this Sunday. Everyone have a good weekend!
~Mikey
Hardware - This Week | Last Week | YTD | LTD
1. NDS - 130,684 | 121,630 | 1,850,279 | 15,855,958
2. WII - 75,571 | 67,070 | 990,710 | 1,910,353
3. PSP - 41,546 | 43,769 | 645,474 | 5,177,603
4. PS3 - 20,459 | 21,635 | 336,934 | 794,492
5. PS2 - 16,961 | 13,321 | 240,914 | 20,395,773
6. 360 - 3,492 | 2,910 | 75,124 | 339,826
7. GBA - 1,394 | 1,293 | 28,305 | 15,326,384
8. NGC - 270 | 367 | 5,309 | 4,174,777
via neoGAF
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. – March 29, 2007 – Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today announced that iconic actor David Hayter will lead an all-star cast of returning voice talent in the highly anticipated Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots for the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system. Continuing his commitment to the series and character he helped to define, Hayter will provide the voice for an aging and exhausted Solid Snake in the latest chapter of Hideo Kojima’s legendary tactical espionage action video game series.Returning to voice Solid Snake in an original script by Hideo Kojima and Shuyo Murata, David Hayter will be joined by returning voice actors Quinton Flynn, Paul Eiding and Christopher Randolph who will continue their work as the voices of Raiden, Roy Campbell and Hal “Otacon” Emmerich, respectively. In addition to his well known voice work in the Metal Gear Solid series, Hayter is an accomplished Hollywood script writer, having penned the original screenplays for box office hits such as “X-Men,” “X2: X-Men United,” and the upcoming “Black Monday.” Kris Zimmerman will also return to the Metal Gear Solid series to direct the voice acting sessions for the game.
“I couldn’t be more excited about this game. What I’ve seen of Metal Gear Solid 4 has absolutely blown me away. To bring the focus of the story back to Solid Snake, and to work with Kris Zimmerman and many of the amazing actors that provided iconic voices for the previous games, is like coming home,” said David Hayter. “I’m so proud and grateful to have been involved with Mr. Kojima as the voice of Snake, for nearly a decade, on this legendary video game series. This game is going to plunge players into the ultimate Metal Gear experience. And personally, I can’t wait to play it.”
David Hayter will be a special guest on The Kojima Productions Report podcast on March 29 to discuss his involvement with the Metal Gear Solid series and his approach to portraying a very different Solid Snake in Metal Gear Solid 4. The podcast is available for download at the official Kojima Productions web site (http://www.konami.jp/kojima_pro/english/) and via the iTunes music store. For more information on the Metal Gear Solid series, please visit www.konami.com
One of those wow I was off my game yesterday things. Well there was an unoffical confirmation of Resident Evil 4 Wii edition that ended up on Gamestop’s website and capture by GoNintendo and their army of readers. Lots of picture after the jump. Continue reading ‘Resident Evil 4 for Wii Conspiracy’
I am still wondering how I forgot about Grand Theft Auto IV trailer debut yesterday afternoon.
Tecmo held their springs press conference to announce upcoming titles from the Japanese publisher . On that list happened to be Ninja Gaiden:Dragon Sword,which was previewed at the event by Itagaki showing how the Ninja Gaiden universe fits in the DS world. This titles takes advantage of the “hold it like a book” style of play and from the demo appears to solely use the touch screen to perform all of Ryu’s actions. Look foward to a Japanese release this Fall.
Read the full preview w/ pictures
via GoNintendo / IGN
Are the 360 and Wii closed off to you?
Integration with the 360 will clearly be more difficult than with other console partners.
You previously commented that you were “in talks with one other console maker”, but haven’t revealed who this is. Is it safe to assume that you were talking about Nintendo, and what has become of this discussion?
Stay tuned!
via GoNintendo / Gamasutra