Showing posts with label Dimps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dimps. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Bandai Namco unveils Dragon Ball Xenoverse, developed by Dimps (Video)


Bandai Namco has announced their latest fighting game using the Dragon Ball franchise. See what Xenoverse has to offer inside.

Monday, July 15, 2013

What We Know About Ultra Street Fighter IV, Trailer and Screenshots Included


Capcom has revealed more details about their latest Street Fighter IV update including a name, trailer, screenshots, new characters and stages as well as some balance changes. Here's what we know about Ultra Street Fighter IV.

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Dimps re-releasing The Rumble Fish 2 in Arcades

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Dimps got dibs.

Having acquired full rights to The Rumble Fish series, Dimps has announced (via Andriasang) they will be re-releasing the second game in Arcades before the summer is over.

The Rumble Fish 2 will be re-released through Taito's NESiCA system. The first Rumble Fish title saw a release on the PS2 after being released on Sammy's Atomiswave.

Watch gameplay footage of The Rumble Fish 2 below.

Friday, December 16, 2011

Capcom to fix DLC freeze glitch in SSFIV:AE v.2012


A freeze glitch has been discovered in Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition v.2012 (AE v.2012).

If you ordered the DLC costume pack, "Arcade Challengers," you may have run into this problem. Going into the Xbox Live Marketplace through the AE v.2012 menu will freeze the game.

Capcom's development team says they are working on a fix for this and other bugs in the game. Microsoft is also looking into the glitch.

Friday, December 2, 2011

Testing Yun in SSFIV:AE v.2012 (Video)



0xkeNzo has uploaded several videos of gameplay from Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition v.2012 (AE v.2012). The free patch is available in Arcades today (Dec. 2, 2011). This clip shows Yun gameplay in the latest patch. While one video certainly isn't enough to judge how effective Yun is in AE v.2012, it's still interesting to get a glimpse of how he plays.