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American Gamer in Japan 5: Black or White

By Heath | May 10, 2010 at 5:58 am

This column’s got updates on Pokemon Black & White and its hype wagon officially leaving the station, plus God Eater getting downlove, Heath hitting Kyoto, pro Metal Max 3 cosplayers, and some Japanese hardware/software sales figures. It’s a pretty good one, and not just because of the pictures of me and Janelle.
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Fantasy Earth Zero launching in North America May 18

By Heath | May 10, 2010 at 2:16 am

Gamepot USA has officially announced that its MMORPG Fantasy Earth Zero will finally be released in English on May 18, some four years after its Japanese version.

RPG Deals 5/9 – 5/15

By Russ | May 9, 2010 at 1:30 pm

We have a couple deals from last week, such as Final Fantasy XIII and Resonance of Fate, which will end tomorrow, and some new deals, like Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days.
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RPG Land’s Monthly Top 5: May

By Heath | May 8, 2010 at 10:30 am

What RPGs are you, dear internet, wanting the most? Here are the top 5 as of the month of May. The top spot may surprise you as much as it did me.
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NieR Replicant strongly outsells NieR Gestalt in Japanese debuts

By Heath | May 6, 2010 at 9:15 pm

As Japanese software sales figures emerge, the PS3’s NieR Replicant, as expected, handily outsold the Xbox 360’s NieR Gestalt, as the former debuted at #1 and is outselling its 360 counterpart about five-to-one. These are alternate versions of what is essentially the same game, though North America only got the Gestalt version on both consoles, under the less specific title of Nier. Complete data for April 19-25 below:
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PS3 RPG scans: NieR Replicant, Totori, White Knight

By Heath | May 6, 2010 at 7:40 pm

Scans of RPGs for PlayStation 3, starting with the PS3-exclusive version of NieR that North America didn’t get, NieR Replicant:

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Shop Watch May 2010

By Russ | May 5, 2010 at 7:46 pm

Considering the last few months of big-budget releases, May stands up to showcase some smaller titles. May also features one of those games I haven’t been able to shut up about. At all.
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