How Nintendo Labo Reflects Japanese Culture
I can’t recall another game that has connected my life in Japan in such a tactile and tangible way.
I can’t recall another game that has connected my life in Japan in such a tactile and tangible way.
This would've been awesome.
Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R is in development for the Nintendo Switch! The game, an updated version of Guilty Gear XX, hit Japanese arcades in 2012 before getting before getting a PS Vita, PS3, Xbox 360 and PC release. Expect more details, such as a release window, at a later date.
It's made of cardboard. Of course cats are gonna love it.
You can't play with this, but you can stand on it.
It’s called Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls and going into closed beta in Japan.
...I guess he's sorry?
This weekend, Sega announced it was working on a brand new Sakura Wars game. Details are scant, but the game is set during a fictionalised Taisho Period in Tokyo and has the temporary title Shin Sakura Taisen (New Sakura Wars).
Often when corporations try to be "down with the kids" in their marketing, it goes horrible wrong. Walt Disney Japan's latest campaign is no exception.
More of a frenzied hop than a run, but Slowpoke did its best.
One of the world’s most famous corporate mascots has a slightly different name in Japan, where Ronald McDonald is known as Donald McDonald—here's why.
Security footage revealed there were no thieves, no staffer being assaulted, and no robbery. Just one dishonest arcade employee.
This May, Cowboy Bebop cafes will open for a limited time in Tokyo and Osaka.
At least we've still got the movie to look forward to...
It’s called Dragon Boob Z. Of course.
“We didn't think about creating anything useful. That’s probably why we were able to develop a unique thing.”
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