The Electronic Entertainment Expo is not usually an event made for showcasing anime games as these titles are typically announced at Tokyo Game Show. With that said, E3 is a great time for localization announcements and showcases for western audiences. Below, you can find our list of anime games to expect at the upcoming event. … Read more
May was a solid month of new releases as gamers got to play Project Cars, Splatoon, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood in addition to the PlayStation 4 version of Final Fantasy X/X-2 Remaster. While June may not be as exciting, there are still a few notable releases. Below you can find … Read more
It looks like only the PlayStation 4 version of J-Stars Victory Vs+ will be getting a physical disc release in the United States. Major retailers, including Amazon, are exclusively listing the videogame on Sony’s current-gen console. J-Stars Victory Vs+ first came out for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita on March 19, 2014. Bandai Namco … Read more
2014 ended up being a standout year for the fighting genre with releases like Guilty Gear Xrd Sign, Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, Super Smash Bros. for 3DS and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. Things will get even better for this year and beyond for fans of those types of videogames. So what are the … Read more
Thanks to Bandai Namco Games, 2015 is looking to be a big year of releases in terms of new videogames for anime fans. All of the big franchises (Dragon Ball, Naruto Shippuden and One Piece) are getting new entries this year along with a few unexpected surprises. So what are the top five anime-based game … Read more
New details are now available for the western release of J-Stars Victory Vs+, thanks to a preorder page (which you can check out with this link) from Amazon. Much has been made about how the licensing of the videogame could affect its roster of playable characters. According to the listing, the fighting game is going … Read more
Herve Hoerdt, Vice President of IP Strategy for Bandai Namco Games Europe has left several comments regarding the western release of J-Stars Victory VS +. He first stated that it was his company’ duty as “the Number 1 and most famous publisher when it comes down to Anime/Manga video-games” to release the videogame in other … Read more
