A leaked video has emerged, claiming to be a pre-E3 briefing. The video shows off what appears to be a trailer for Final Fantasy Versus, re-revealed as Final Fantasy XV. One of the interesting things about the video is that it announces that the game will be available for PlayStation 3 and Wii U. No Xbox 360. If this video turns out to be true, then the Wii U may once again be home to the main-line of Final Fantasy games. The last major Final Fantasy game to be released on a Nintendo console was Final Fantasy VI, which was released over eighteen years ago. All will be revealed come E3, next week.



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Harvest Moon: A New Beginning was originally released in Japan in February of this year for the Nintendo 3DS. Natsume has officially confirmed that the game will be coming to North American shelves this year. They have also stated that the first screenshots and details will be revealed at E3, next week.

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EA previously confirmed, via its FY2012 Financials, that a Dead Space 3 would be released sometime in the future. What appears to be the official logo for the game, as well as a screenshot, has found its way on the net. The image, which is shown above, comes from 'vg247' who say,

'We have no idea where they've (the images) come from, but we have a small, actual hunch they've come from a potential Game Informer reveal tomorrow.'

THQ has just announced that Danny Bilson, former executive vice president of "Core Games" will be stepping down from his position as president of the company and Jason Rubin, co-founder of Naughty Dog, will take his place.

“Jason’s proven track record in the industry speaks for itself, and he is one of the brightest minds in the business,” said Brian Farrell. “We believe he can be a game changer and can contribute immensely to executing on our strategy of delivering quality connected core game experiences.”

“THQ has incredible internal and external game development teams, and an exciting slate of games in its development pipeline,” said Jason Rubin. “The recent transformation of THQ into a creator of wholly-owned IP has placed it in a perfect position to leverage future trends in the game business. I look forward to working with the management team and board to realize the company’s goals.”

A 3DS Castlevania has recently been confirmed as a sequel to the 2010 reboot of the Castlevania franchise, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow. Not much is known about the game at this stage except that it will boast a similar control system as Castlevania: Lords of Shadow and will feature many other similarities from that game. The information comes from a recent leak of an upcoming issue of Nintendo Power. More information will be revealed when the June issue hits newsstands.

Source: GamesRadar