theclaw

@bm111 That's right. Full color and full screen on Super Gameboy required SNES mode. Space Invaders had the option.

Accordingly an emulator must run a Gameboy and SNES at once, to behave like real Super Gameboy units do.

Good. As long as the bigger retailers neglect to support my need for Atlus, NIS, Aksys, etc games, I approve of this. Gamestop ftw tbqh.

The blame lies squarely and solely on Microsoft in this case. Remedy had no way of knowing their publisher would all-but give up publishering for the platform they'd originally intended to release the game.

You have to remember, Microsoft has pretty much given up PC publishing. They might be having trouble negotiating on that.

Oh dear. Another case of game-skipping. Monster Hunter 2 didn't reach the US or Europe on PS2.

Indeed, cheap used games FTW. Bring them on!

This is what happens when publishers insist on keeping games full price for too long. See also: Wario Ware Smooth Moves, Tetris DS...

A slight nod to the fans like this is OK. Don't want to overdo it, that'd look silly given how different Burnout and Godfather are supposed to be.

Exit 2 for PSP was never released in the USA. This is very good news.

I like their products, but the name really needs to go. It just doesn't work marketing wise. How the heck is such a name related to gaming?