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Atlus appearing at Anime Expo 2009 July 2-5, 2009
Video game loving Anime Expo 2009 attendees will be able to satisfy their addiction by stopping by Atlus’ booth on the show floor. It’s #1001 if you’re there and interested. The company will be there every day of the convention, so you can stop by anytime between July 2-5, 2009. To see Demon’s Souls (PS3), Trauma Team (Wii), Shin Megami Tensei: Persona (PSP), Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor (DS), Neo Steam: The Shattered Continent (PC)…
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E3 2009: Gamepark Holdings “hardly had time to rest”
Gamepark Holdings reacts to E3 2009 and gives a small glimpse into the reactions of the company’s open-souce game system, the GP2X Wiz…
E3 2009: Best of the PS3
Even though the Sony press conference was one of the last press conferences to be held it did its job of hyping up the PlayStation brand very well. Sony spent the first half of the press conference talking about the PS2 and PSP with a sprinkling of PS3 news here… Continue Reading »
E3 2009: Assassin’s Creed 2 update
The Animus has been activated again at Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed 2 website and, let me tell you, it looks hot. During the E3 2009 conference attendees were given a glimpse of the sequel titled Assassin’s Creed 2. The only confirmed date is the US release date of November 17, 2009,… Continue Reading »
Mike Wilson: “People seemed pretty bored” at E3 2009, working on something new
Before I wrote “E3 could probably use a little more GameCock,” I tried to reach former GameCock CEO Mike Wilson for comment. Since he wasn’t with SouthPeak, the company that acquired GameCock in 2008, it took a little extra time to get hold of him. It turns out he was… Continue Reading »
E3 2009: Final Fantasy Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers in-depth hands-on impressions
At the 2009 Electronics Entertainment Expo, Square Enix debuted a playable demo of the latest chapter in its Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles series titled The Crystal Bearers for Wii. In the demo, I was able to experience Layle’s mysterious abilities in an assortment of different environments. During battles, players will… Continue Reading »
E3 2009: Hands on with Wii Sports Resort
Nintendo’s booth was a happening place at this year’s E3 (well, it usually is…), with tons of showgoers looking to get their hands on games like New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Wii Fit Plus, Sin and Punishment 2, Zelda: Spirit Tracks, and the big N’s awesome sequel to Wii Pack… Continue Reading »
E3 2009: Hands on with New Super Mario Bros. Wii
By far and away, the game I personally had the most fun with at this year’s E3 was Nintendo’s surprise sidescroller, New Super Mario Bros. Wii. It’s an insanely fun multiplayer co-op experience that really combines old school Mario sensibilities with an almost Four Swords-ish approach to multiplayer. Continue Reading »
E3 2009: Hands on with The Conduit multiplayer
One of the coolest games at E3 this year was The Conduit - a Wii FPS that could easily pass as a first-gen Xbox 360 title. I was able to get my little paws on the multiplayer mode (which was showing in a very cool sci-fi looking booth tucked right… Continue Reading »
E3 2009: Bayonetta hands-on impressions
I first caught a glimpse of Bayonetta at the 2008 Tokyo Game Show so when I found out that Sega would be debuting a playable demo of this game, I made sure I held my place in line. The demo offered two different stages: A tutorial (easy mode) and actual… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Mashup: Our favorite E3 2009 announcements
Every company claims their is the biggest, most important and whatevertheheck else announcements but one a few can be our favorites. Here’s a look at some of the Gamertell staff’s favorite announcements from this year’s E3. Give it a read and then let us know what below which were your… Continue Reading »
E3 2009: Obscure: The Aftermath controls designed with PSPgo in mind
Playlogic Entertainment used E3 2009 to assure potential PSP go users that the company had Sony’s new system in mind while creating Obscure: The Aftermath. The game is the portable port of Obscure II/Obscure: The Aftermath, which originally appeared on the PC, PS2 and Wii, and the sequel to Obscure,… Continue Reading »
Live Coverage of E3 2009
The Gamertell team brings us live coverage from the E3 Expo.
Important Importables
Jenni Lada brings us information about all of the groovy new gaming imports from around the world.










