Three creators. Three games. No mercy. Kikizo takes a flying tour of Tecmo's top developers to check out Again for DS, Undead Knights for PSP and Quantum Theory for PS3.
What with the explosive departure of Tomonobu Itagaki, an unsuccessful takeover bid from Square Enix, and a merger effective from next April with Dynasty Warriors publisher Koei, Tecmo has been a highly watchable company of late. Despite this whirlwind of corporate politics, the publisher's output shows no sign of stalling.
Join us for a rapid-fire chat with Koichi Yamaguchi, Kohei Shibata and Keisuke Kikuchi - producers for Again, Undead Knights and Quantum Theory respectively.
Naturally, there’s a huge library of games that includes more than just a few hidden gems when it comes to the one true PSP (we are never calling the Portal that).
Many developers try to copy great games and they often fail miserably. These are some video game rip-offs that are hilariously bad.
Every battle royale and soulslike. Every cartoony live service game with dancing
Nah most of the Soulslike games turned out pretty good. Probably the only one I didn't much like was Immortal Unchained.
Many of the AAA out on the market today have garnered themselves millions of loyal fans and millions of dollars in revenue. But what if you can’t afford these $60 beauties, or perhaps are looking for something…different? These five video games are the generic store brands of the video game world. Just be warned — your mileage may vary.
But what I am really looking forward to from Tecmo is the Dead or Alive series making a return to the Playstation family. I was heartbroken when the franchise jumped shipped to the Xbox. Now with Itagaki gone, I think that I, the Master of Quan, can show the Sony cats what it is to be a true Drunken Master. Brad Wong, Helena, Gen Fu, Lei Fang, Christie, Eliot, and Kokoro FTW!!