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Zone of the Enders

A High Speed Robot Action game for PlayStation 2 by Konami in the Zone of the Enders series

Zone of the Enders box art

AD 2172. The military raids a space colony in an attempt to capture 2 orbital frames and forces Leo Stenbuck to watch his friends get horribly crushed under the leg of a damaged robot. Running as fast as he can Leo manages to accidently fall into one of the frames the military is looking for: Jehuty. Guided by an emotionless AI voice and representatives from a civilian transport Leo is forced into a mission to delivery Jehuty to Mars so it can join the battle.

Along the way Leo manages to save his friend Celvice Klein, battle numerous times with Viola Guines (officer of the military) and attempt to figure out why we war amongst ourselves killing innocent people in the process.

Zone of the Enders showcased a smooth control system, trademark designs from mechanical designer Yoji Shinkawa, a deep emotional soundtrack, and of course, High Speed Robot Action.

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Title
Zone of the Enders
Platform
PlayStation 2
Release date
02 March 2001
Zone of the Enders box art for PlayStation 2
Title
Zone of the Enders
Platform
PlayStation 2
Release date
23 March 2001
Zone of the Enders box art for PlayStation 2
Title
Zone of the Enders
Platform
PlayStation 2
Release date
26 March 2001
Zone of the Enders box art for PlayStation 2

News & Blogs

The Darkness II Proves Horrific Violence in Games is OK in Australia if Contextual

The Darkness II Proves Horrific Violence in Games is OK in Australia if Contextual

BlogThe Darkness II has been rated MA15+ (legally restricted for sale/hire to people over the age of 15) twice by the Classification Board of Australia, after voluntary re-submission to include a newer version containing a sex scene. Coming with the advice of "strong horror violence, blood and gore, sex scenes and coarse language", the game was not refused classification despite very strong violence. Read on

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PlayStation Vita Unveiled, Has Bad Name

PlayStation Vita Unveiled, Has Bad Name

BlogSony have officially unveiled the PlayStation Vita (previously known as the NGP). SCE's president Kazuo Hirai officially announced the device at E3 2011. Apparently vita means "life" in Latin. I personally associate 'vita' with either Vitalin from Commander Keen Episode V: The Armageddon Machine or Arnott's wholegrain crackers. The device will retail for US$249 or US$299 for the Wi-Fi and 3G models respectively. The device is currently slated for a late 2011 release.

Of course, the most exciting thing about the device is the potential for Zone of the Enders and Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner to be released on the device in HD glory. Read on

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Konami drops HD bombshell

Konami drops HD bombshell

Konami has announced at a pre-E3 presentation that there will be HD re-releases of the Metal Gear Solid series (with Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty, Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker included), Zone of the Enders series (with both Zone of the Enders and Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner included) and Silent Hill series (with Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3 included).

Konami have noted they will be using the special editions of titles (such as Subsistence for Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater and the special edition of Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner for these compilations. The releases will not be emulated, rather full-blown PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 software. Read on

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Jeremy Soule and Norihiko Hibino contributed to Peacewalker's soundtrack

Jeremy Soule and Norihiko Hibino contributed to Peacewalker's soundtrack

It has become apparant1 that Jeremy Soule (composer of Secret of Evermore and The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and others) and Norihiko Hibino (composer of Metal Gear Solid series and Zone of the Enders series and has since left Konami) have both contributed music to the Metal Gear Solid Peacewalker Original Soundtrack. Read on

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Michael Atkinson - One Man Controls Mature Games in Australia

Michael Atkinson - One Man Controls Mature Games in Australia

BlogI've had enough. I live in Australia, part of a modern country that like many others has free speech and all that jazz. Yet when it comes to video games we have no adults only rating; any game that is deemed too extreme for a 15+ restriction is banned or re-submitted edited to appease the rating board.

Can we blame the Classification Board? No of course not. They are bound by law; in 2006 Attorney-General Philip Ruddock that the Office of Film and Literature Classification would become part of his department. The law they are bound by comes under federal law which despite having an R18+ rating (restricting content for legal viewing only to those ages 18 or older) for films, there is no equivalent for games. Read on

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