Tap into the minds (and use the weapons) carried by flight attendants, Nerkas soldiers, and giant gorillas in Square Enix’s third person shooter.

Sega isn’t the only Japanese publisher with a third person shooter. Square Enix has Mindjack, which is also slated for October.

What separates this game from the plethora of third person shooters on the market is “mind hacking”.

And it’s…a co-op third-person shooter by Feelplus?

That E3 line up Square Enix sent us earlier today wasn’t complete. Necromachina, a cooperative side scroller with futuristic ninja and giant bosses, is also going to be at the show.

N3 II: Ninety-Nine Nights has a new developer, Feelplus, and a different publisher, Konami, but is it a better game? Find out for yourself by downloading a demo.

After a spring to summer delay, Konami finally set a firm release date for N3 II: Ninety-Nine Nights. Japan gets the skeleton dragon crushing game on July 22.

Aside from the level of gore, No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise looks different depending on what console you play it on.

Marvelous, responding to complaints about sluggish loading times and freezing, plan to fix something with a patch.

Despite all of the loading time complaints, people are buying No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise. Both versions of the HD port made it on Media Create’s top ten sales list for the week of April 12.

Did we say N3 II: Ninety-Nine Nights was slated for spring? Sorry! Konami delayed and rescheduled N3 II launch in Japan for July.

Feelplus and Marvelous just released No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise in Japan. How does the HD port stand up to the original release?

Or, in other words, quick time events as this trailer reveals.

When first announced, No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise was supposed to be out on February 25. Instead of delivering the HD port to stores, Marvelous uploaded another trailer and announced a new release date.