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What do you say we feature Tekken 6’s Steve Fox? You probably know by now I’m a big fan of the series, so I basically gather anything I can about the popular franchise game.

Tekken’s Steve Fox is a middleweight boxing champion from England (atleast that’s what his story tells in the game). And if you’re smart enough, you’re going to notice that Steve always wear his red and blue boxing gloves. Steve’s rapid-punching moves are has been a fan favorite ever since his debut. No one punches like him among all the characters in Tekken. And though he doesn’t have that much kick-ass ability (like other characters), his punching combinations can knock you out in seconds.

Steve’s speedy boxing abilities can pretty much throw you out of the game. If you’ve been punch one time, expect two or more three punches to follow after that. Watch out for Steve in Tekken 6. Steve will be boxing fans’ official hero in Tekken.

Cyan Worlds, the creator of Myst, will finally be releasing the popular game for the PSP on July 16. Through the PSP Store, Myst will debut in US shores the same time as Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince will come knocking on our doorsteps.

The PSP version, according to GDN reports, will have the same format and gameplay as the original. But as a bonus treat, they will be including the New Rime Age that was supposedly released for the original (but never pushed through).

Myst brings the player in a mysterious island where “no other living soul can be found.” The player must explore the island and solve the puzzles in order to unlock the secrets of the island.

The screenshots provided for the game shows spectacular graphics and interface. Now, we just have for a few more days before we finally get a hold of PSP’s Myst.

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Simultaneous with the release of the Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince movie in cinemas this month, the video game industry of course did not deter from releasing its own version of the popular franchise.

Here, the video game version of the Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince is revealed to the public even before the movie itself was shown. This game will feature some serious fighting spree but it will also feature potion-making in its gameplay. To stay with Professor Horace Slughorn’s Slug Club, you’ve got to have the skills. More, players (or wizards) can also duel with each other so you have the option to battle it out with your friend—see who has more wizarding skills.

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince is compatible with Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, PS2, Wii, DS and PC.

Amid anticipation of when Capcom will finally announce the date for the release of the new Marvel vs. Capcom 2, it finally dated the new game for the PSN and XBL.

Earlier, it has been reported that Marvel vs. Capcom 2 will come out on June 29 based on the projection made after Marvel Entertainment’s first quarter financial report. Capcom, however, clarified that the Marvel vs. Capcom 2 will be released by late July.

In their company’s Twitter account, they confirmed that: “MvC2 is not actually coming out on June 29, sorry guys. Not sure where that rumor came from, but it’s going to be closer to the end of July.”

Sorry to say that it would still take a month before we enjoy this new game from Capcom and Marvel. But with the surely famous beat ‘em up games produced by these two companies before, I’m sure the wait will be all worth it.

I’ve always been a fan of car-race games. May they be Need For Speed or Gran Turismo (or even those simple, classic one in the old GameBoy), I always have this thing for any vehicle that moves… and I want them fast, too.

These screenshots of the Gran Turismo are not from the actual game itself (although those that have been previously released are awesome, to say the least); rather, some site believes these are from the cutscenes of the Gran Turismo for the Playstation Portable.

There’s some clean-cut graphics going on there, and I’m pretty sure we’ll be blown away once this is released to the market.

Gran Turismo PSP will launch on October 1 for the PSP Go. But fret not, I believe the creators of Gran Turismo will soon be working out on the different compatibility formats of the game for each version of the popular handheld console.

In about two days, we would again be captivated by the awesome spectacle of fighting robots—the Decepticons and Autobots. The theatrical release of the new Transformers movie, the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, is being widely anticipated by moviegoers all over the world. The sequel to Michael Bay’s blockbuster will surely captivate the young and old alike.

But what about gamers? What are we to do with a Transformers movie if we cannot control these robots? The new Transformers video game (whose features are exactly taken from the soon-to-be-released movie) will also make waves in the coming days. The new game will be released in multiplatform for the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PSP, DS, PS2 and your old reliable PC.

What I find deplorable about multiplatform releases is that often than not the graphic standards of these releases will be sacrificed because of the platforms they are supposed to work in. Activision, however, seems to have done something good with this release because you cannot notice how the game is trying to fit in all types of video graphics formats.

Price has not been announced for the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen but watch out soon… it will be released June 23. Stay tuned.

In a Famitsu magazine interview with Polyphony Digital CEO Kazunori Yamauchi, he revealed that they aren’t planning to include a DLC for the soon-to-be-released Gran Turismo Playstation Portable.

“We’re making the PSP Gran Turismo with the feeling of how would we make the first game in the series now, in 2009,” said Yamauchi. “So, we wanted to make the content fulfilling for those playing for the first time. And so, we made the composition of the software simple as well. We made it so it won’t tie in with the separate business of network downloads.”

But even without the DLC, Yamauchi guaranteed an 800-plus cars and 35 tracks with 60 layout variations… All that is expected to run at a full 60fps.

I have always been a sucker for car-racing games so I can’t wait until this one is released and I get to try it out for myself. I don’t think I will even notice that it comes without DLC, the 800-plus cars to choose from is blinding me from all defects that might come out once I purchased it.

The Gran Turismo for PSP is set for an October 1 release in the US.

For all you who miss seeing Mario and Luigi slay dragons and save the Princess on your screens, here is the chance to relive that classic game of Mario Brothers. Homebrew developer dan369 has just released his creation—Lua PSP Mario, which can be played on your trusty game handhelds.

According to dan369, the features of this classic game are as follows:

• My own little animation function (taken from a mini – animation lib I made)
• Most of the classic animation is there (the walking, jumping etc. )
• Breakable blocks (brick)
• Solid blocks
• Question mark blocks (do change to solid if you collide no coins yet though)
• Jumping blocks (isn’t the same as in classic Mario with the spring though)
• Uses a Tile map system
• Has Gaps in the floor as-well like classic Mario games
• Has the scenery from classic Mario games (including clouds, bushes etc.)
• Better graphics (doesn’t use the classics Mario 8 bit gfx)

Although still in its demo stage, you can already enjoy these cool features reminiscent of the popular and well-loved game. But because this is not the official version yet, more tweaking need to be done with the homebrew. There will still be changes and added functions as soon as dan369 gets back to improving it.

This homebrew only includes level 1 of the original Mario Brothers for the NES so try to contain your excitement… and wait patiently for the official release.

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As the E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) Fest enters its second day yesterday, the Playstation Store was once again updated with lots of cool stuff. This list features the second and third part of the E3 presscon. There’s also some trailers, videos and lots of downloads for PS users. There are also some more items that you might want to take a look at—free or not, these stuffs are just great. By the way, just in case I forgot to tell, the videos and trailers are all in HD.

The list goes…

PSOne Classics PS3/PSP

Add-on game content

• High Velocity Bowling Character – Carlos Caliente High Velocity
• Bowling character – Milan Travallage

Videos

• E3 Press Conference Video Parts 2 and 3
• E3 Press Conference Opening Sizzle
• PS3 Software Sizzle
• PSP Software Sizzle

Game videos

• Assassin’s Creed 2 E3 Cinematic Trailer
• Batman Arkham Asylum: Play As the Joker Debut Trailer
• Call of Juarez BiB Story Trailer
• Call of Juarez: BiB West Won Trailer
• DC Universe Online E3 Trailer
• Dynasty Warriors 6 Empires Trailer 1
• Final Fantasy XIII E3 Trailer
• GT5 E3 Trailer
• Katamari Forever Promo Trailer
• Mafia II – The Buzzsaw Trailer
• Mushroom Wars E3 Trailer
• MX v ATV Reflex Launch Trailer
• NCAA Football 10 E3 Trailer
• Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 E3 Trailer
• Planet 51 E3 Trailer
• Pulse E3 Special Part 1
• Quantum E3 Trailer
• Red Dead Redemption Trailer 1
• The Agency
• The King of Fighters XII Teaser Trailer
• Split Second E3 Trailer
• Smash Cars E3 Trailer
• Sonic and SEGA All Stars Racing E3 Trailer
• Tekken 6 E3 2009 Trailer
• Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 10 PS3 Feature Video
• UFC Fighting Techniques
• E3 trailer Vancouver Olympics 2010

PlayStation Store for PSP

• E3 Press Conference video part 2
• VDS Sizzle Reel (New Content Partners PSP Spec)
• PSP Software Sizzle
• Pulse E3 Special Part 1
• GT E3 Trailer
• E3 2009 Soulcalibur Broken Destiny Trailer
• Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman! E3 Trailer
• MONSTER HUNTER FREEDOM UNITE Hunt
• MONSTER HUNTER FREEDOM UNITE Tutorial
• NCAA Football 10 E3 Trailer
• Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 10 PSP Feature Video

No price has yet been announced on these games but just like the last update, some of these are free for download. There’s some real cool stuff here so be sure you open those Internet connections and download all the freebies you can get.

The popular Rubik’s cube, which can be practically bought from any local stores, is now created to be enjoyed by PSP users in their consoles. Rubik’s Cube v1.6, thanks to Exter, has finally been released for the Playstation Portable.

The Rubik’s Cube v1.6 is a 3D mechanical puzzle (very much like the actual Rubik’s cube) invented in Ernő Rubik. Each of the six faces are covered by 9 stickers, or multicolored cubes. There are six colors: white, red, blue, orange, green and yellow. A pivot mechanism would allow the cube to turn independently, mixing up the colors for the puzzle. As in the classic goal of Rubik’s cube, each face must end up having the same solid color.

Changes in Rubik’s Cube v1.6 includes:

• Move animation speed is now 40% faster.
• The colors now match the colors of a real rubik’s cube (parallel sides were previously inverted).
• Timer (starts when the cube is scrambled and stops when the cube is solved).

Get ready to challenge your friends and colleagues in a beat-my-time game with the Rubik’s Cube v1.6.

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