Kingdom Hearts: Somebody translate this!
AS VEGAS, NV (April 24, 2007) ArcLight USA, Inc. and Fantasy Flight Games (FFG) announced today that they will be distributing the English version of the KINGDOM HEARTS Trading Card Game, originally published in Japan by Takara/TOMY Company, Ltd.
“We are excited to help bring this massively popular game to English-speaking audiences,” said Jeremy Stomberg of Fantasy Flight Games. “The players of the videogames will be thrilled with the art and gameplay of this series!”
“ArcLight is honored to be chosen by Takara-Tomy to facilitate the production and distribution of the English language version of Tomy’s Trading Card Game Kingdom Hearts,” said Dana Lombardy, design manager for ArcLight USA. “It is also a privilege to work with the creative design teams of Square Enix and Disney who have been involved with both the console videogame and the card game.”
The KINGDOM HEARTS Trading Card Game is based on the bestselling PlayStation 2 console videogame series, a crossover of classic Disney and Final Fantasy characters, themes and universes made for the series. The first set of the KINGDOM HEARTS Trading Card Game will be released to the book and hobby store market in the 3rd Quarter of 2007, with a preview at GenCon 2007 in August. The game will be released to the mass market in the 4th Quarter of 2007.
Kingdom Hearts: Another Report - Roxas - Somewhere in time
Credit to Kingdom Hearts Ultimania’s Mors.
Roxas - Somewhere in Time.
Having just awoken from his sleep, his line of vision spread into a hazed world. Though he felt hazy in his dreams too, in this castle in the world-in-between, Roxas felt there wasn’t that much difference.
He had been having dreams for several days. However, he didn’t remember much of their contents. He felt they were fun, yet he felt they were painful as well. He only remembered that every night he has been having a dream. On the other hand, those memories were so weak they could be forgotten in a few busy days. Read the rest of this entry »
Unless you did this.
Coke drinkers love them some Nintendo, it seems. The newest phase of the My Coke Rewards customer loyalty program, which began on April 16, was sold out of all available Nintendo merchandise by April 20, according to the deal-watchers on slickdeals.net.
http://www.joystiq.com/2007/04/25/coke-runs-out-of-ds-wii-rewards-in-four-days/
No Wii for you.
“I believe the Wii will continue strong growth although supply continues to be a problem … I don’t believe supply will meet demand for the Wii until 2009.”
Blue Laser Costs Coming Down; Could PS3 Price Cut Be Far Behind?
So maybe cheaper PS3’s?
GameDaily
RedOctane promises new Guitar Hero every year
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…ummm? People got tired of DDR too, ya know….
Grand Theft Auto IV
Game Informer gets the scoop on GTAIV in the May issue (not on “newsstands” yet), getting a peek at the Xbox 360 work-in-progress running on a debug unit. So, what’s new besides what we saw in the trailer? Lots.
Setting: re-created Liberty City (better mirrors real-world NYC; smaller “geographical mass” than San Andreas, but more densely populated)
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Fate doesn’t happen by accident, there is necessity.
WOOT! TheWertle is my hero.
Director’s Secret Report
About KH Worlds
Presently there are 4 untold stories to considerI - Until now in the Kingdom Hearts (hereafter KH) Series, there have been 2 types of “Kingdom Hearts” referring to the Heart of Worlds and the Heart of Men, could you explain the mechanics of this?
Think of the basic setting of KH as “All life has a heart”. The heart of a world can be considered the things of nature, for example, the trees in a forest, a sea or river, a flower and so forth, when they all come together to form a world a large heart will come into existence. And concerning the hearts designated to men, all the hearts of humans and animals living in the world are integrated. As for Kingdom Hearts, think of it as if the heart is essentially the culmination of an invisible “Proof of Life” Read the rest of this entry »
PlayStation 3 20GB is officially no more
Straight from Sony: The 20GB PS3 will no longer be offered to retailers for sale in North America. The decision was made based on consumer and retail demand favoring “the 60GB model 10 to 1.”
