Showing posts with label tecmo koei. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tecmo koei. Show all posts
8.31.2013
GVN Review: Dead Or Alive 5 Ultimate (PS3/Xbox 360)
Dead Or Alive 5 Ultimate
Publisher: Tecmo Koei
Developer: Team Ninja
Release: September 3rd, 2013
It's been almost a year ago that Team Ninja released Dead Or Alive 5 to the masses. It's been almost 7 years plus since the console release of Dead Or Alive 4, which graced the Xbox 360 as an exclusive title nearly missing the launch window. Since then there was not a peep about a sequel for many years because Mr. Itagaki considered DOA4 his opus to the fighting game world. In the quiet time since the last iteration's release, we have seen multiple releases and ports in the Ninja Gaiden franchise and Tecmo merging with Koei. It wasn't until Hayashi (Itagaki's protégé), took the helm of Team Ninja development, that a new DOA game would be released. What we received was Dead Or Alive Dimensions, a Nintendo 3DS exclusive, which was created as a means to test the waters to see if the franchise still had viability.
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4.14.2013
GVN Radio Episode 35
Hubbs, Mark B, are joined by GVN's newest member, Andrew, as they interview and get to know Team Ninja's Creative Director Tom Lee.
Episode 35 - Right Click and Save As to Download
Episode 35 - Right Click and Save As to Download
3.20.2013
GVN Review: Atelier Ayesha - The Alchemist of Dusk (PS3)
Atelier Ayesha is the second game in the fabled franchise I have played. My first being the unexpectedly good Atelier Meruru. Atelier Ayesha is now the 14th console release of the long running series and begins a brand new adventure following the heroic fumbling's of our protagonist, Ayesha Altugle. It is unsure if Ayesha is the beginnings of another trilogy but with the way the series has been going you can bet your money it is. So what remains to be seen however is if Atelier Ayesha is worthy of living up to the name of the franchise.
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