Robotics;Notes may not be 5pb.'s final science adventureThere had been a rumor floating around for some time now that 5pb.'s upcoming visual novel/adventure game Robotics;Notes would be the last entry in what was believed to be a trilogy. Chaos;Head and Steins;Gate are the previous two titles that make up the science adventure series. CEO Chiyomaru Shikura stated in a Famitsu interview this month that he had never actually said or confirmed that to be the case. The implication behind this statement is that we may very well be seeing another game from 5pb. that makes use of semicolons in a way that may or may not make any sense. Additionally, Shikura stated that Robotics;Notes can be completed in somewhere between forty to seventy hours, making it one hell of a long experience. He noted that it'd take forty hours for players who skip some of the voice sequences. If you like to listen to all the voiced dialogue in a game, you're going to clock in at around seventy hours. Awesome. Robotics;Notes hits Japanese stores on June 28th for the Xbox 360 and the PS3. [via Andriasang] Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
6:00 PM on 05.20.2013 First screens of Yakuza's jump to NintendoThere may be some exciting announcements tomorrow that are all about a certain next-generation console, but it's not going to stop information about Nintendo's offering rolling out in the meantime. The HD versions of Yakuza a...
12:00 PM on 05.20.2013 Get your first look at the PlayStation 4 right hereAnd who said it was a bad idea for Sony not to show the actual PlayStation 4 hardware at their initial announcement? Now they have something to talk about hours before Microsoft is due to announce its next Xbox, as well as s...
11:00 AM on 05.18.2013 Go West! Week Forty-Seven: Summoning some Muv-LuvGood day, ladies and gentlemen! Welcome to the 47th edition of Go West!, your [not-so-weekly] column about Japanese import games and Idea Factory. With the Golden Week rush having come and gone, Japan has once again set...
9:20 PM on 05.15.2013 Shock? Fairy Fencer F looks like a Compile Heart gameDespite all the hype about bringing Earthbound Papas and Yoshitaka Amano on board, Compile Hearts' next PS3 RPG, Fairy Fencer F, looks exactly like all of their other games. I can't say I'm all that surprised, though I am a l...
9:00 AM on 05.14.2013 Huzzah! Sen no Kiseki finally has a Japanese release dateThe sixth mainline game in Falcom's Kiseki series (Trails in the Sky) has finally received a Japanese release date. Eiyuu Densetsu: Sen no Kiseki will hit the PS3 and Vita on September 26 of this year. This falls in lin...
4:00 PM on 05.09.2013 So this is where Dragon's Crown's great menu comes fromSee that sweet scene up in the header? That's the frankly awesome-looking character-select menu from Dragon's Crown, a game worked on by Vanillaware and its lead artist George Kamitani. Cool menus like that don't come from ju...
5:35 PM on 05.08.2013 That was fast: Masoukishin 3 launches its first trailerIt's only been a few long hours since Masoukishin 3 was leaked in Famitsu, and Namco Bandai has already uploaded the first trailer for Super Robot Wars OG Saga Masoukishin III: Pride of Justice. Overall, the full bodied robo...
6:50 PM on 05.07.2013 Super Robot Wars OG: Masoukishin 3 coming to PS3/VitaA leak from this week's Famitsu magazine has revealed that Namco Bandai will be releasing Masoukishin: Pride of Justice on August 22 for the PS3 and Vita. The second game in the Masoukishin saga, Revelation of Evil God, ...
7:30 PM on 05.01.2013 Kamen Rider Battride War has arrived with new imagesThere's no need to hurry, because the DenLiner is busy with unloading its new screenshots. As a word of warning, most of Kamen Rider Battride War's new images are shot in an unimpressive manner. Now don't get me wrong, I...
11:00 AM on 04.30.2013 Go West! Week Forty-Six: El Psy CongrooGreetings, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to a new edition of Go West!, your [almost] weekly column about the latest Japan-only games! After nearly a month of light releases, we're finally back to normality this week with a whopping ten new games. Huzzah! Without further adieu, let's get this show on the road, shall we?
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