It’s surreal to have the recognizable voice of the man who voices Winnie the Pooh and Tigger yelling at you to rip things to shreds, but at the same time, it adds a sense of character that you don’t get in other brawlers.

Following numerous struggling overseas titles, Namco Bandai are shifting development of new games back to their Japanese studios.

But, raises expectations for Naruto: Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm and Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction.

Splatterhouse producer spills details on how the game evolved and the ESRB’s take on gore.

Producer Dan Tovar discusses “destructive” monster design, Rick’s new look, and DLC plans in this interview.

In this interview, we spoke with John Greiner, CEO of MonkeyPaw, about his plans for digital imports from Japan and retro overhauls.

Namco Bandai Games has been actively investing in games for overseas markets. This year, a bunch of those games are going to come out worldwide. How does Namco Bandai expect them to do?

Splatterhouse lives up to its name with puddles of splattered blood from fallen Corrupted. When Rick brawls with on one of those abominations, he gets his fists dirty.

Namco Bandai sent over new details about their Splatterhouse revival, which has been rescheduled for a Q3 2010 release.

The revival of Splatterhouse has been a rocky ride. The last thing we heard is staff from Bottlerocket are partially back on the project. Since Splatterhouse wasn’t at E3 I asked Namco Bandai to give me an update about it.