You just know that Vektor Tank 3D+ is going to look so much better in motion in 3D than it does in these screenshots!
Vienna, Austria – Wednesday, July 7th 2010
New Platform
Bplus shifts its main development focus away from WiiWare™ and on to a new platform – the Nintendo 3DS™. The new handheld offers fantastic opportunities to create fresh ideas with new ways of presentation, leading to games that offer completely new experiences. With Nintendo 3DS the virtual worlds come even closer to the player.
Bernd Geiblinger, CEO and Art Director of Bplus, comments: “WiiWare was just the beginning – it was a fantastic way to get a foothold in the industry and it offered lots of opportunities to learn things and gather experience. Now, with new partners and a strong financial background, we gear up and fully set our focus on development of Nintendo 3DS retail games.”
Finally, Bplus is proud to announce Vektor Tank 3D+ exclusively for Nintendo 3DS. Being completely redesigned for the unique abilities of the new handheld system, Vektor Tank 3D+ will captivate players with its unique style, its novel approach to a classic genre and its innovative 3D+ control concept. Three all-new screenshots illustrate the evolution Vektor Tank has gone through since it was first announced.
There are a few more screenshots of Vektor Tank 3D+ after the break as well as more about the game in the press release.
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Well done Capcom for bringing Super Streetfighter IV to 3DS after missing out the Wii!
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Five more screens and game details are after the break of Donkey Kong Country Returns. It’s about time the mammoth monkey starred in a new game!
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There’s one more screen after the break. Finally Nintendo have answered my Pilotwing-prayers!
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More Resident Evil Revelations screens for 3DS after the break!
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Three more Kid Icarus Uprising screens after the break.
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Hit the link now for more Metal Gear Solid 3DS Screens!
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These are the worlds first ever screenshots of “The Conduit 2” from High Voltage and were scanned from the latest issue of Nintendo Power which explains their low quality.
Th first game was ok, but I have total confidence that High Voltage have taken on board what was wrong with the original and are making amends with this one. Just like Ubisoft recently did with “Red Steel 2“.
Hopefully we’ll have some high-res screens for you soon, but for now check the rest after the break.
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Any game made by Treasure needs your attention and ‘Sin & Punishment: Star Successor‘ is no different. So make sure you hit the link to see these new screens!
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The latest Mario Galaxy adventure is looking every bit as good as its predecessor we reckon and Nintendo have confirmed that it will sound even better as Galaxy 2 has been confirmed to have orchestrated music. Nice.
More screens after the jump and we posted a new video earlier here.
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No these are unfortunately not new screenshots of the upcoming ‘Zelda Wii‘, rather than modded character models from ‘Twilight Princess‘ placed on top of some lush environments. They were created by Zelda fan Ryu-Gi, using PC software that allows characters to be imported and edited in Valve’s Source engine called Garry’s Mod.
Come on Nintendo, make this happen for real please! More screens after the break.
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Capcom are busy beavering away with their Wii sequel to RE: The Umbrella Chronicles with the events of the new game revolving around that of Resident Evil 2. Though there will be recognisable areas from the old Playstation game, players will also have to shoot their way through new areas using Leon Kennedy or Claire Redfield and Capcom have also stated that there will be more “main characters” from the series to choose from too.
New in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles is the “evade” move which the developers have said will add to the gameplay to the on-rails shooter genre and an upgraded camera which is designed to make the player feel more immersed in the action. The game will be available later this year.
Check out the news screens after the break.
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