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The veil has been finally lowered, it's coming ladies and gents, Mega Man Legends 3 is here. Following the 3D platforming iteration of Mega Man that debuted on the PS1, Capcom has revealed this new long-awaited sequel today which will come out on Nintendo's 3DS. Not much else has been detailed other than a short quote from the game director Masakazu Eguchi: Read on

BlogIt's been a while since my last sblog and I am truly sorry for that but there have been certain activities in my life that have prevented my will to preserve this wonderful little site of ours. Anyways, on with the article!

Today, I'm going to propose and hypothesize a topic that I think calls for a level of analysis regarding our beloved hobby: the future of the game industry regarding creative integrity and staple achievements approved by the industry's body as a whole. Read on

After a lengthy hiatus, the Tactics Ogre series is returning with a sequel entitled Tactics Ogre: Wheel of Fate. It will be a remake of the original Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together from the Super NES period with the return of series architect Yasumi Matsuno along with his other peers, Hiroshi Minagawa, Akihiko Yoshida, Tsubasa Masao, Hitoshi Sakimoto, and Masaharu Iwata. This particular installment will feature a revision of the original game's story, along with some new characters and scenarios being written by Matsuno himself. Minagawa will take directorial role while Yoshida and Masao are designing the characters and Sakimoto and Iwata are doing the music. Read on

Good news for Pikmin fans: Shigeru Miyamoto has spilled the beans on the third installment which is currently in development. Apparently the game's development progress is moving quite swiftly. Read on

Now that E3 has come and gone, with all the hype fizzling down, Techland got the chance to interview the infallibly insightful Masahiro Sakurai on his current game Kid Icarus: Uprising and other industry-related topics.

There was also another Sakurai interview on the same day with E3 Coverage.

Warren Spector, the famed designer behind System Shock, Thief and Deus Ex is now treading into plaftorming territory with his latest project, Epic Mickey. Read on

According to IGN, Nintendo second party developer Retro Studios (the team behind the Metroid Prime trilogy) is cooking up a revival of the beloved and venerable Donkey Kong series. They stress it's a rumor and that we should not sacrifice ourselves for Nintendo just yet, but they also stress it's a "credible" rumor, which means we'll probably sacrifice ourselves anyway.

BlogThis will be quite short as there isn't much to be said so I'll just go ahead and say it right now: Yasumi Matsuno is making his return at this E3 during Nintendo's Conference. I have no proof other than a vibe and perhaps me being suspicious of his public drop-out between his last project til now. He can't hide any longer and I truly believe he will reveal his project and it will be the silent bomb of this E3 in the same vein as Nintendo's Metroid: Other M of last E3. It worked really well for Nintendo to blow people's expectations with announcing a game that nobody ever thought would exist. It's a little different here but I don't suspect many people are expecting Matsuno's game to be unveiled at this year's Expo. How mind blowing for them if he does!

Now of course I could be wrong and I'm sure some of you are adamant that I am, but I guess we'll see next month.....I dunno, it just feels right this time, it feels in beat with Matsuno's tune, his time to step out and ro… Read on