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Nov 30, 2007

Music Role-Playing Games Popular Among Teens, Adults

PS2 News from N4G | Karaoke Revolution Party

PS2 - Karaoke Revolution Party - Music Role-Playing Games Popular Among Teens, Adults

USInfo reports on the growing popularity of games like Rock Band and Guitar Hero, particularly among musicians.
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Aug 23, 2006

Karaoke Revolution takes on American Idol

PS2 News | Karaoke Revolution Presents: American Idol

While Karaoke Revolution Presents: American Idol was first announced back in May, we didn't get a real glimpse of the game until today. For the first time (since the disastrously awful American Idol rhythm game, anyway), fans of the TV show will be able to go from auditions to finals, singing to impress Simon Cowell and Randy Jackson (but not Paula Abdul, strangely) while competing to become the next semi-talented performer contractually obligated to sing in Ford ...
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Feb 6, 2008

Konami Ships Karaoke Revolution Presents American Idol Encore

PS2 News from N4G | Karaoke Revolution Presents: American Idol Encore

PS2 - Karaoke Revolution Presents: American Idol Encore - Konami Ships Karaoke Revolution Presents American Idol Encore

Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc., today announced Karaoke Revolution® Presents: American Idol® Encore is now available for the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system, Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Nintendo Wii, and PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system. Together with FremantleMedia Enterprises and 19 Entertainment, licensors of the top-rated television show "American Idol," Konami has developed a game that lets players sing and perform through a full season of competition of "American Idol". Featuring 40 all-new, smash-hit songs and several unique modes of play, Karaoke Revolution: American Idol Encore delivers an immersive "American Idol" game experience as players sing their way to fame.
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Nov 5, 2007

Want more 'creative' games? Bring back the NES

PS2 News | Katamari Damacy

5 Nov, 2007 Ask any seasoned stick-twiddler to name a genuinely original game from the last five years and chances are that the first name that pops into their head is Namco's brilliant Katamari Damacy. Based on the fairly out-there premise of rebuilding the cosmos by rolling around a magical sticky ball, Katamari wooed gamers not just for its innovative core gameplay mechanic, but also its irresistible characters and bonkers style. We fell in love the moment we first saw the intro, which, if ...
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Nov 10, 2006

New Katamari games coming?

PS2 News | Katamari Damacy

A trio of trademark applications have appeared in Japan rekindling hope that the Katamari series may make a return. For last month developer Namco Bandai registered three new names: Beautiful Katamari Damacy, Katamari Damacy Tres Bien and Katamari Damacy-kun. And while our hopes have been raised again, the names can't be taken as proof of the existence of new games because applications can also cover potential TV shows, movies, fluffy dolls, sweets and just about anything ...
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Feb 1, 2005

Killer 7 shot splatter

PS2 News | Killer 7

Harman Smith has seven personalities trapped inside his head, which must make it difficult for him to work as a professional killer. After all, what point is there in cowering in the shadows when there is a good chance one of the people who lives in your brain is liable to start barking any moment? Just imagine trying to infiltrate an enemy base dressed in the pastel garb of a faceless technician while one of your personalities swigs from a bottle of meths and babbles about his 'mind-control ...
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Jan 10, 2005

Killer 7 UK date confirmed!

PS2 News | Killer 7

There are numerous secrets still to be unveiled about Killer 7. Sure, it looks pretty but this cel-shaded enigma has revealed less than a Taliban fashion show. , we've all admired the style but, so far, no one outside of Capcom knows how it works, how it plays or even what kind of game it really is. But one nugget of information has finally escaped from Capcom HQ and that is a definite UK release date for both the PS2 and Gamecube versions: Friday 24 June. That might still seem a long way away ...
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Dec 16, 2004

Killer 7 teases us again

PS2 News | Killer 7

Once again Capcom have fed the world more meagre morsels of their sumptuously screened Killer 7. So let us pause for a moment while your eyes absorb the PS2 and Gamecube glory that adorns this page so beautifully. Just look at the way the bloody third-person beatings smear and blur into brutal first-person shooting. It's lovely.But while you're revelling in the artistry, isn't it time that the world wondered why so little has been seen of this title? Why no one has managed to get their hands on ...
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Sep 29, 2004

Killer 7: Stylish new shots

PS2 News | Killer 7

After its apparent slippage, things have been quiet on the Killer 7 front but Capcom have revived our interest with a batch of new psycho-killer screens. As befits the game to date, they're gorgeously stylish while giving very little actual gameplay info away.The screens focus on Kaede Smith, the 20-year-old female who is one of the seven assassin personalities that live within main character Harman Smith. The game uses a first-person shooting perspective, while in general you'll be running ...
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Jan 30, 2004

Killer 7 gunning for PS2!

PS2 News | Killer 7

Originally announced as one of Capcom's much vaunted Gamecube exclusives (along with Resident Evil 4, Viewtiful Joe, PN03 and Dead Phoenix), Killer 7 is shaping up to be the most fiercely stylised gaming experience ever. The warped story of mind-shifting super assassin Harman Smith and his seven deadly personalities takes cel-shading to its logical extremes and is described by its makers as a "post-modern hard-boiled action-adventure". Sounds good to us. To twist yourself into the kind of ...
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