Yesterday, THQ and Zuffa LLC announced the transition of the UFC license to Electronic Arts. “The agreement results in an undisclosed cash payment to THQ. Additionally, THQ will continue to publish its existing console and mobile titles through March 31, 2013.” This comes as a coup for EA and unfortunately also highlights the financial hot water that THQ has found itself in. In the past year, THQ stock went from around $4.00 per share in June 2011, to a mere...
June is going to be a good month for Virtua Fighter fans, mainly because Sega is going to releasing Virtual Fighter 5 Final Showdown as a downloadable title for Xbox Live Arcade and Playstation Network. This title is based on the latest arcade version that boasts a few console specific features that seem aim to entice new and old fans alike. WHADDYA GET? Well, a Sega AM2 developed Virtua Fighter is what you get! Actually you get the arcade version that is currently out in...
So, something got me thinking the other day. I don’t remember what it was and it really doesn’t matter, but I started getting a flood of memories of some of the fighting games I used to play when I was younger. Reminiscing, I started to have some, “Oh snap, I remember that!” or “I can’t believe that game has not been redone!” So, I decided to take you down memory lane a bit, back to some games you’ve maybe played or not even...
What if Japan made the Transformers…again. Well it would probably look something like this trailer. Gyrozetter is a game about giant robots that are smashing other giant robots in some crazy looking combat. It is also a game about arcade machines that transform as well. For now no announcement has been made for an American release but trademarks have been taken out in Europe. Let us know what you think in the comments. Source- [Siliconera]
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