Namco Bandai has released its cult rhythm game Idolm@ster on iOS, giving North American gamers a chance to see why the series has been so popular in Japan. Three games, originally released on PSP in Japan last year, can be found on the App Store, but be prepared to pay much more than the usual iOS release.
Depending on your age, your reaction to the Power Rangers may vary from "oh cool" to "that's still a thing?" But thanks to a continuous stream of new iterations, the franchise has stayed alive since 1993. The next iteration is called "Megaforce," and a 3DS tie-in game will use a card scanner to enable power-ups. It's coming this fall.
Namco Bandai brings a brand new adventure starring your favorite characters just prior to the release of the new theatrical sequel Star Trek Into Darkness.
Namco Bandai brings a brand new adventure starring your favorite characters just prior to the release of the new theatrical sequel Star Trek Into Darkness.
Digital Extremes details the story, officially a part of Star Trek canon, taking place between the 2009 movie and the upcoming Star Trek Into Darkness.
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