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You’ll Soon Be Able To Play The PSP Idol Raising Sim ‘Idolmaster SP’ In English, Thanks To A New Fan Patch

Coming this Winter. We have some good news for English fans of Bandai Namco’s Idolmaster series. A new fan translation patch is currently in the works for The Idolmaster SP, the 2009 entry in the idol raising simulation/rhythm series for the PlayStation Portable. Read the full article on timeextension.com Coming this Winter. We have some…

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Voice actor for Baldur’s Gate 3’s Karlach says ‘we’re still seen as outsources’ in game dev: ‘There’s a weird disconnect’

There’s been a deep, unfortunate friction between voice actors and videogame studios, recently—the looming spectre of AI hangs large over everything, with some bigwigs salivating at the idea of getting infinite performances out of people without actually paying them. That is, despite the fact that—aside from efforts so far mostly being bland as all hell,…

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‘If you happen to love microtransactions, I am going to disappoint you deeply’: REPO’s next update is revealing deets, and it’s more exciting than monsters

It feels like only yesterday semiwork announced that the team would be taking a break before working on the next update. Which isn’t actually entirely inaccurate as it’s been less than a month and we’re already got the first video about the next release. So, it looks like we won’t have to wait too long…

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Edia Announces New Switch Collection, Based On Wolf Team’s ‘Zan’ Series Of Historical Strategy Games

Includes Zan II: Spirits, Zan III: Spirits, and Sangokushi Seishi: Tenbu Spirits. Edia has announced another compilation of Telenet Japan games. This time, focusing primarily on Wolf Team’s Zan series of Japanese-set simulation titles, which see players stepping into the role of a warlord tasked with commanding an army around a battlefield (thanks, Gematsu, for…

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Switching to a leverless fighting game controller is the smartest thing I ever did, and one of the best in the biz is at its lowest-ever price

The Razer Kitsune hits a frame-perfect combo of ultra-light, ultra-thin, ultra-stylish fighting gaming. It swaps out a joystick for an all-button layout which makes movement input faster and more consistent. A must-have for anyone looking to take their fighting game skills to the next level. Key specs: Optical switches | PC & PS5 compatible |…

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