TGS 2007: Echochrome Gameplay

Here is some new gameplay footage of Echochrome for download on the PlayStation Network soon from the Tokyo Game Show 2007. Enjoy.

[Via GamerSyde]

TGS 2007: Metal Gear Solid 4, More Demo Gameplay

Here is another version of the Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots TGS 2007 demo. You can actually see more of the game besides Snake getting shot over and over.

[Via GameTrailers]

Disgaea 3 Official Website Functional

If nobody has noticed, the official website for PlayStation 3's Disgaea 3, an intense strategy RPG, is up and fully functional. The site contains some game screenshots, character and story info, and a whole lot of squiggles in the place of words. Happy translating.

[View Disgaea 3 Website]

TGS 2007: Dark Sector Gameplay

Here is some new gameplay of Dark Sector, D3 Publisher's new action title. Coming straight from the Tokyo Game Show 2007 (and GamerSyde). Enjoy.

[Via GamerSyde]

TGS 2007: LittleBigPlanet 10 Minute Video

Heres ten minutes of LittleBigPlanet gameplay from the Tokyo Game Show 2007. Enjoy the watch.

[Via GameTrailers]

TGS 2007: Dragon Ball Z: BT 3 Developer Walkthrough

A new developer walktrhough for Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenakaichi 3. We get an in-depth look at the game that'll have you going Super Saiyan for it. Enjoy.

[Via GameTrailers]

TGS 2007: New Katamari Game for PlayStation 3

1Up, speaking with Beautiful Katamari director Jun Morikawa at the Tokyo Game Show, he clarified that Beautiful Katamari (Xbox 360) specifically will not be appearing on the PlayStation 3 -- but, that the series will definitely be making its way to the console soon.

No details were given, sadly.

[Via 1UP]

TGS 2007: Metal Gear Solid 4 Game Over Sequence

If you've ever played Metal Gear Solid before, you'd know what you hear everytime you die:

"SNAKE! SNAAAAAKE!"

Prepare to hear it again. Watch the video above.

[Via GameTrailers]

TGS 2007: Unreal Tournament III for PS3 Lacks All PC Maps

IGN did a recent progress report on Unreal Tournament III:

"Mark Rein said that they are shooting for a November release and did say that the PS3 version would have "most" of the content that would be found in its PC brother. He said that there would be a couple of maps that would be left out of the PS3 version simply because the system didn't have the resources to produce a smooth gameplay experience."

Hmm, that may upset you, but:

"But rest assured, the classic Unreal Tournament modding could still be performed and uploaded to your friends. Rein even told us that there were plans to allow for players to release mods for sale on the Playstation Network and that the most popular mods and maps would be compiled and sold in an updated Unreal Tournament 3 package later down the line. We'll have much more on Unreal Tournament 3 as its holiday release date draws closer."

I really don't mind as long as we can have our own maps and such, what do you think?

[Via IGN]

TGS 2007: Steambot Chronicles 2 Eyes-On

While IGN was at the Tokyo Game Show 2007, they ran into Irem's tiny booth. Bumpy Trot 2 (Steambot Chronicles 2) was being shown in trailer form. They described it like this:

The trailer begins with an evening scene of a town. As a church bell rings, and a light snowfall begins, we're shown a boy seated on the sidewalk. He's in tattered clothes and braces himself from the cold. Beagles (that's the name the game uses for its mechs) and other vehicles crawl by on the street in front of him. The boy at first appears to be homeless, but he's actually there to shine shoes for cash. Meanwhile, across the street, we see a girl, who appears to be a bit more well-off than the boy, handing out fliers.

As a vocal track begins to play in the background, the scene switches to daytime, and we see the same boy and girl in a Beagle. They head off through the nearby fields, with a friend following behind in a Beagle of his own. They stop, and a large profile pic of the girl appears on the screen, along with three choices; apparently, the game is letting you select a response.

Next, we're given a look at a battle scene. The two Beagles coordinate to defeat a giant enemy vessel that's walking through the canals nearby. Our hero and heroine use an old trick from the first game, picking up a giant bolder and tossing it at the foe. All this resembles one of the earlier boss confrontations in the original Steambot Chronciles.

The scene switches back to town. Dozens of people are gathered in a pub as a lady sings on stage. There seems to be a celebration going on. Outside, the three Beagle riders are sitting around, chatting amongst themselves, when what appears to be a new foe enters the scene. They board their Beagles and head out to battle.

Certainly sounds like a great trailer. Hopefully soon, we can get an upload on GameTrailers or something.

[Via IGN]

TSG 2007: Four New Metal Gear Solid 4 Gameplay Videos

Here is a video overhaul of new Metal Gear Solid 4 gameplay videos straight from the Tokyo Game Show 2007. A lot to watch, a lot to enjoy. And you do that.







[Via IGN]

TGS 2007: Devil May Cry 4 Boss Battle

First off, I must say wow, this boss fight really makes you want to get in the action. Nero is fighting some demon beast with a fiery body and sword that breaks down wood houses. Enjoy.

[Via IGN]

Kaz Hirai: "I Think About PS3 Pricing Everyday"

"I think about PS3 pricing every single day. It is that important a factor ... But I am not planning any immediate pricing action now," he said.

Talk about weird thoughts. Most men think about girls everyday.

"I'm really not sure what they're thinking," he commented. "Hirai said no cut this year when asked the direct question, so I think the PS3 cut is unlikely until Spring. It now looks like the delay of Home and the lack of any killer games this year made them reconsider whether a price cut in 2007 would have much impact."

Pachter added, "I would not rule out a PS2 price cut, but it looks like we can put the PS3 cut to bed until some time early next year."

Read more at the link.

[Via GameDaily BIZ]

Shonen Jump: Naruto PlayStation 3 Project Revealed

It seems that the rumors were true. The magazine Shonen Jump announces in its last edition the development of Naruto: PS3 Project, the first episode of the series to be born on PlayStation 3. In preparation in the studios of Namco Bandaged, Naruto: PS3 Project is awaited the country of the sun raising in the current of the year 2008.

[Via JeuxFrance]

TGS 2007: New Megaman Legends Announced for Phones

Yeah, it's called "Megaman Legends: Big 5-Island Adventure" and the bad news is its not a PlayStation 3 game, it's for Japan cell phones. No information has been released on it yet. Just keep wishing a Megaman Legends 3 will come.

[Via Watch.Impress]

TGS 2007: GT5: Prologue Most Expensive Demo

Gran Turismo 5: Prologue, scheduled for a December 13th, 2007 release, the game sample (demo, as we used to call) will retail for a whopping ¥4,980 ($43.10) on Blu-ray and ¥4,500 ($38.95) when downloaded through the PlayStation Store.

The game features great graphics, this seems as much too high for a game that has a limited track and only around 40 vehicles.

[Via PS3 Fanboy]

TGS 2007: Metel Gear Online Box-Hunt

Ready to hide in boxes avoiding the stupid enemies who don't realize boxes can't move on their own? Crawling around in a box online has never looked so cool, has it?

[Via GameTrailers]

TSG 2007: Sony Keynote Game Trailers

Here is the Sony TGS 2007 keynote game preview video. It contains around 5 seconds of the Final Fantasy Versus XIII guy fighting the soldiers, and it looks awesome. Enjoy.

[Via GameTrailers]

TGS 2007: Rainy Woods Trailer

Rainy Woods is certainly one of TGS 2007's pleasant surprises. Fans of Saw movies, Resident Evil, and Fahrenheit should definitely check this out. A series of bizarre murders have been occurring around town and it's your job to bring the killer to justice. Enjoy the watch.

[Via GameTrailers]

TGS 2007: Home Open Beta Confirmed for Late November

In a recent interview with GameSpot, Phil Harrison confirmed that there will be an open beta for Home, and the date.

"We will still be opening in late November/early December for general beta testing. So, the commercial start of Home will be pushed out later, but you will still get the experience this year," explain Harrison.

Thats basically it right there.

[Via GameSpot]