X06: Ranbow Six: Vegas Trailer
September 30, 2006
At X06, Ubisoft showed off the latest trailer for their eagerly anticipated Ranbow Six: Vegas. You can see the trailer below:
Front Mission 1st
September 28, 2006
In Japan, Square-Enix draws a crowd like Master Chief or Grand Theft Auto does in the US. So it is only fitting that Square’s 2006 Tokyo Game Show booth was incredibly crowded. One platform Square is trying to support is the Nintendo DS. Looking at their TGS booth, many, many DS Lite units were present with a playable demo of Front Mission 1st. Read more
Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII
September 28, 2006
Square-Enix fans have been waiting for well over a year to see the first demo of the newest Final Fantasy VII spinoff: Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII. While we still don’t have anything playable, we have seen it running a little bit more at Tokyo Game Show 2006. Read more
X06: Halo Wars
September 28, 2006
At X06, Microsoft showcased their next Halo title. However, this one is a Real Time Strategy game and will be developed by the famous Ensemble Studios (the Age of Empires Developers). Here is the first trailer of the game that will appear on both Xbox 360 and PC
X06: Banjo-Kazooie Trailer
September 28, 2006
At X06, Microsoft finally unveiled the title I have predicted Rare to be working on. While I was off on the date and expected them to showcase it at E3 2006, we finally got our first look at the new Banjo-Kazooie platformer. This title is the only platformer I have ever played that came close to capturing the magic of Mario 64. Can Rare repeat this magic? Find out in the first trailer below.
Super Robot Taisen XO
September 27, 2006
One thing great about the Tokyo Game Show is that we get a chance to see all of the great games that are released in the Japanese market. Unfortunately, this also means we see games that we would want to play on our US consoles. Namco Bandai’s Super Robot Taisen XO is one of these titles that I would love to see in the US but has a snowballs chance in hell of making it here. Read more
It’s A Wonderful World
September 26, 2006
At the 2006 Tokyo Game Show, Square-Enix showed off a new Nintendo DS title we haven’t heard of before. Coming exclusively to the DS, Square-Enix’s It’s A Wonderful World looks to be yet another innovative game for Nintendo’s mighty handheld. Read more
Shining Force Exa
September 25, 2006
Sega has been very busy at this year’s 2006 Tokyo Game Show. With numerous titles, Sega is set to appear on most platforms–with a ton of titles over the next fifteen months. One of these titles is the follow-up to the ill-received Shining Force Neo. Shining Force Exa is the second attempt at the rebirth of the Shining Force series on the PlayStation 2. Read more
Eternal Sonata
September 25, 2006
As we reported earlier at the 2006 Tokyo Game show, Namco is bringing their next-generation Role Playing Game to the Xbox 360. Known as Trusty Bell in the Land of the Rising Sun, the title has been confirmed for a US release. In North America, Trusty Bell will be known as Eternal Sonata. At TGS, there was a short demo of the new RPG. Read more
MotorStorm
September 25, 2006
One of the most visually stunning tech demos shown at E3 2005 was MotorStorm. Although the game has made a ton of progress since we last saw it at E3 2006, it still is not at the quality of the tech demo. That said, MotorStorm looks like it could be the second best launch title for the PlayStation 3. That is the last thing I expected to say after seeing the game at E3 earlier this year. Read more