When Nintendo and Treasure first announced the never-saw-it-coming sequel to Sin & Punishment I wondered would they simplify the gameplay so it reaches the broader Wii demographic?

Parts 5 & 6 of a Creator’s Voice feature between Satoru Iwata and the development team at Treasure.

Parts 3 & 4 of a Creator’s Voice feature between Satoru Iwata and the development team at Treasure.

Parts 1 & 2 of a Creator’s Voice feature between Satoru Iwata and the development team at Treasure.

Preparing for the launch of Sin & Punishment 2 in Japan, Nintendo uploaded a few gameplay videos on the Nintendo channel.

Treasure changed Sin & Punishment 2 so it feels like a light gun game. Maybe too much like a light gun game for fans of the original. But, you don’t have to snipe ruffians with the Wiimote in this game.

Nintendo stealth announced Sin & Punishment: Successor to the Universe is coming out a few weeks after Wii Fit Plus. If you’re in Japan or don’t mind importing you can blast ruffians on October 29.

Sin and Punishment 2 isn’t coming out for awhile, but I got to play an early build of Treasure’s on-rails shooter. You start the game by picking a character. Either Isa, a boy with a jetpack, or Kashi, a girl with a hover board.

All signs are pointing to an Xbox Live Arcade version of Treasure classic Gunstar Heroes. The game got rated and an achievement list leaked. What about the PS3?

Somewhere within the nine years of the PlayStation 2’s life span Treasure, yes the Treasure that created Ikaruga, made a game with the Tiny Toons license. Tiny Toons: Defenders of the Universe was supposedly based off Rakugaki Showtime, a Japan-only PsOne game published by Enix. Now that the game has been leaked we can see [...]