PS3, PSP Tokyo Game Show Line-Up

Bolstered by numerous unannounced titles.

Posted by Karn Bianco  9 months 6 days, 1 hour ago.

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This year's Tokyo Game Show is set to kick off on October 9 and will run until October 12. Kotaku recently got its hands on a list of PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable titles which will be playable at the event.

You can check out the list, which doesn't include a selection of more than ten currently unannounced titles, below:

PlayStation Portable Games:
Sengoku BASARA: Battle Heroes
Shin Sangoku Musou: Multi Raid
Musou OROCHI: Maou Sairin
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Dissidia Final Fantasy
Clank & Ratchet: Maru Hi Mission Ignition!
Sarugetchu Pipo-Saru Senki
Patapon 2 Donchaka
Bleach ~Soul Carnival~
Mainichi Issho Portable
Yuusha no Kuse ni Namaikida or2
LocoRoco 2
THE iDOLM@STER SP
Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs. Gundam
Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 2

PlayStation 3 Games:
Guitar Hero: Legends of Rock
FIFA 09 World Class Soccer
Street Fighter IV
Resident Evil 5
Lumines Super Nova
Metal Gear Online
Way of the Samurai 3
Sonic World Adventure
SOCOM: Confrontation
PlayStation Home
Mainichi Issho
MotorStorm 2
LittleBigPlanet
Resistance 2
WWE 2009 SmackDown vs RAW
Gundam Musou 2
Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm

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Force Unleashed: The Movie?

“It's not impossible. Never say never,” says Haden Blackman.

Posted by Karn Bianco  9 months 8 days, 2 hours, 13 minutes ago.


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Speaking in an interview with the LA Times, project leader for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Haden Blackman, discussed the possibility of LucasArts' recent video game making its way onto the big screen.

"Oh, that would be incredible, and it's not impossible. Never say never. George [Lucas] has looked to tell new Star Wars stories through the games and with the entire Star Wars Expanded Universe,” said Blackman.
“And then he has also shown a willingness to let the characters come into the films. Look at Aayla Secura, a creation in the [Dark Horse] comic books who became part of the theatrical films."
Geoff Boucher of the LA Times goes on to speculate that Lucas could take a theatrical spin on the game in a similar direction to the recently released Clone Wars animated movie.

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Rare Talks Franchise Revivals

The long-rumoured Killer Instinct sequel looks unlikely.

Posted by Karn Bianco  9 months 9 days, 1 hour ago.

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MTV's Multiplayer Blog recently sat down with Banjo-Kazooie creator Gregg Mayles to discuss Peter Moore's recent comments about Rare's lack of relevance in the current gaming landscape, as well as a number of other topics.

Chief among these other topics was the subject of reviving franchises other than Banjo-Kazooie, which returns in the form of an Xbox Live Arcade port of the original game, and the all-new Xbox 360 exclusive, Nuts and Bolts.

“I wouldn’t say we’ve gotten a set of agenda that we’re now gonna do that same process on every one of our [intellectual properties],” said Mayles. 
“I think for ‘Banjo’ it was the right thing to do. For some of the other IP, the right thing to do probably is not look at them again. Maybe the right thing to do in the future for some of them is to look at them again.”
In specific regards to long-standing rumours of a Killer Instinct sequel, Mayles noted that “if someone came up with some revolutionary idea for a new fighting game, yeah, we might think of resurrecting ‘Killer Instinct.’"
“But what we’re not gonna do is just say ‘okay, there’s this kind of vocal, fairly small vocal minority of real die-hard fans out there that want to see KI, so therefore, we should be doing KI.’ That’s not how we’d approach it,” he concluded.

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