Date archives for September, 2011

September 7th, 2011
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Shinobi Returns with Brand New Gameplay Trailer

SEGA just sent over some fresh footage of the latest reinvention of its classic franchise: Shinobi for 3DS.

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Now I have to find a stack of money to save up for this special edition.



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Oh yes, and Sonic Generations out on 4th November for 360 and PS3. 3DS date TBC.



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Here's the Sonic Generations collector's edition on 360. Looks great! http://t.co/P5ZLEQz



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The Sonic Generations collector's edition looks AMAZING.



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Fresh Shots of Vita’s Multimedia Interface Surface

Japanese site Andriasang has posted some brand new shots of the PS Vita's multimedia interface, showing the web browser, photos, music player and more.

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MotoHeroz Races to North America on 15th September

Points at the ready

RedLynx's WiiWare racing-platform lovechild MotoHeroz will finally make it to the podium next week, with a confirmed North American and European release date of 15th September.

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Famitsu Leads with More Monster Hunter Tri G 3DS Details

Bigger and better?

When revealing the 3DS Circle Pad add-on, Famitsu also confirmed the existence of one of the most-requested 3DS games: Monster Hunter Tri G, an expanded version of Wii adventure Monster Hunter 3 (~Tri).

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Out Today: Leedmees (Xbox Live Arcade)

Full body Lemmings!

Leedmees was one of the more interesting Kinect games to have come out of E3, with a charming presentation putting this one on many radars. Now the game's set for release today on Xbox Live, so you can decide for yourself.

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September 6th, 2011
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Masters Project Shows How Hybrid Games Should Work

Impressive stuff

No matter how successful Kinect becomes, there'll always be a part of us that yearns for an analogue stick and buttons to make the experience better. That's exactly what hybrid games like Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor are promising, but how long until we see a first-person shooter using hybrid controls, and what would it be like? Talented programmer Alexander Poolton has already made it happen.

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