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Originally Posted by wraggster

The team behind ruthless PSP Disgaea spin-offPrinny: Can I Really Be The Hero? is working on a new action RPG for PlayStation 3 called The Witch & The 100 Cavalrymen.
Andriasang reports that it's a dark fantasy sandbox-style affair in which you control an undead warrior called Hyakkihei, one of the 100 cavalrymen of the title.
Summoned by a sorceress called Metallica, you're sent into battle against an opposing witch. During combat you'll be able to wrangle the other 99 troops to

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Former Guitar Hero developer Vicarious Visions is working on three unannounced new titles, one of which is for the Wii U, according a developer CV.
The LinkedIn profiled of an associate producer at the Albany-based studio, as reported byGameSpot, references ongoing work on a number of mystery titles.
Project Atlantis is listed for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Project Phoenix for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii and Project Nova for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii U.
The developer

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Originally Posted by wraggster

A substantial update for the PC version of Double Fine's adventure classic Psychonauts has dropped in from out of nowhere.
The developer today announced that Steam users can download a patch that adds in achievements, cloud saves and modifications that make the game's infamously tricky Meat Circus section a little easy to manage.
On top of that, awesome-sounding private investment outfit Dracogen Strategic Investments has stepped up to help fund a Mac version of the game, available now

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Originally Posted by wraggster

n addition to the new PSP Legend of Heroes game, the Vita remake of Ys IV, and another mysterious PSP project, Nihon Falcom has another game in store -- a Vita update of the PSP Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki (the second game in the PSP trilogy that started with Trails in the Sky).

Zero no Kiseki Full Voice Version will have voice acting (obviously), though the new site specifies only "event scenes." It's likely to have other enhancements as well, as it's a collaboration

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Capcom's freemium hit has been downloaded more than 15 million times for iOS, and as such it's little surprise that subsidiary Beeline Interactive will kick off its expansion to Android with the release ofSmurfs Village.
The game has been the source of some controversy in the United States, with the Federal Trade Commission launching an investigation following complaints that children were running up enormous credit card bills buying virtual items.
In Smurfs Village, players can buy

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