Sales wise Disaster: Day of Crisis isn’t looking hot, but things weren’t always this way. During Disaster: Day of Crisis’ long development cycle Monolith Soft or maybe Nintendo considered a cliffhanger ending to lead up to the next installment of…

We don’t often talk about sales number on Siliconera because a “good” game doesn’t necessarily yield “good” sales, but in this case I’m going to break the rule. Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Amie is reportedly waiting to see how…

Nintendo posted a skeleton plan for 2009 and under the North America column the Play on Wii remake of Pikmin is there. Yeah! We don’t have a firm release date, but North America will get the Wii-make sometime in the future. Japan…

Disaster: Day of Crisis is chock full only in Hollywood moments. A fight against a grizzly bear is one of them. Ray could use a gun to “take down” the enraged animal, but teddy bears are also a viable weapon. One…

At its core Disaster: Day of Crisis is a light gun game. The hodgepodge mix of driving events, a terrorist shooting gallery, waggle rescues, and light platforming are glued together by off-rails walking. When you encounter STORM units Disaster: Day…

The official Japanese site confirmed what plenty of people, including me, imagined. Disaster: Day of Crisis’ combat segments feel like a light gun game with a cover system. To fire your gun you point with the remote and pull the trigger…

At last we’re seeing Disaster: Day of Crisis in motion. The sporadic media blast isn’t a moment too soon since the game is, like, coming out on September 25 without much warning in Japan. This video is a compilation of…

Disaster: Day of Crisis is suddenly finished. Japan was supposed to get the game in July before it was abruptly delayed so Monolith Soft could work on it. Apparently, the work didn’t take too long since Nintendo of Europe plans to…

When Nintendo showcased a reel of Wii games, Disaster: Day of Crisis stood out. The thirty second clip has a giant tidal wave crashing down on a city, an erupting volcano and concept art of the unnamed hero. It was…

The team behind Baten Kaitos and the Xenosaga series is opening the gates to hire a bunch of new team members. New positions opened for production assistant, programmer, planner, 3D CG designer, 2D designer, effect designer, motion designer, motion capturing…