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You've got to give Gaijin Entertainment some credit. The Russian studio has no reputation for creating good games, and 2009's X-Blades was particularly mediocre. Despite this, Gaijin just keeps on plugging and is ev...
| Jim Sterling |
I've made it a personal mission to excessively cover Blades of Time for no other reason than I find Konami's lack of marketing utterly fascinating. The game allegedly launched yesterday, but you'll be lucky if you can find a ...
| Jim Sterling |
There are certain developers that you absolutely need to follow on Twitter, for their words are a daily delight. One of them is Tak Fujii, a producer at Konami responsible for Ninety Nine Nights and the notorious "One Million...
| Jim Sterling |
I love Frogger, at least in theory. The original game offered a great mix of maze-game maneuvering and environmental hazards that managed to capture many hours of my life as a kid. Lately though, the series has come off as a...
| Jonathan Holmes |
I was lucky to talk to a lot of great developers at E3 this year, but only one of them was kind enough to rub his dreadlocks on me. That was Konami's Tak Fuji, the man best known for talking about one-million troops at la...
| Jonathan Holmes |
I was lucky to talk a lot of great developers at E3 this year, but only one of them was kind enough to rub his dreadlocks on me. That was Konami's Tak Fuji, the man best known for talking about one million troops at last yea...
| Jonathan Holmes |

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