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During an interview that I had with Shingo Takatsuka, or more affectionately known as "Seabass" amongst those in the gaming industry, the Winning Eleven producer has mentioned that an iPad version of a Winning Eleven game is indeed in the pipeline. No other details was mentioned though, as the game on the Apple platform is very much still in a planning stage. Stay tuned for the full interview.

They stood for hours on end with their mega-watt smiles, distributing their respective publisher's leaflets or swags, in their often tight or skimpy outfit. These are the booth girls of Tokyo Game Show 2010. Head down to our Gallery section for the full blown album.
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Capcom has a new installment from one of its star franchises, Devil May Cry. But this new title is much more than a fifth sequel of the saga, with British developer Ninja Theory, responsible for the remarkable Heavenly Sword and the promising upcoming Enslaved taking charge of development. DMC is also a reboot of sorts, and spells the birth of a new Dante.

The following review is written by one who has never played a game in the Metroid series before. Therefore, I am unable to compare it to the other titles in the franchise. But years of videogame references have sorta pieced the Metroid story together for me so I sorta know the basics, like the fact that Samus shocked the gaming world's males when she revealed herself as a girl. Other than that, I suppose this brings some fresh commentary into the game. That's it. So here goes.