Sundae Funday! Actually, today has been rather fun for me. I spent a while doing the Big Goron Sword quest in Ocarina of Time 3D and replayed a whole bunch of challenge missions in Batman: Arkham Asylum because I’m finding it harder and harder to contain my excitement for Arkham City.
Anyhow, on to this week’s three scoops of news, all of which are about very, very different kinds of games:
A Glance At Frontier Gate’s Character Creator
Before you can explore an unknown continent in Frontier Gate, you have to create a character. Tri-ace’s game lets players pick a face, hair style, hair color, physique, and voice.
Square Enix Tell Victorian Mysteries: The Moonstone On iTunes
I have to admit, Square Enix are putting out some interesting iTunes games. Their latest isn’t developed by them, but it is interesting all the same.
Project Gravity’s Linear Main Story Branches Off With Optional Challenge Missions
Since gravity bending is a flexible mechanic, director, Keiichiro Toyama, said that the team was able to implement it in a variety of ways to create challenge missions for players to undertake when they return to an area in Project Gravity.
This week’s ice-cream is produced by the Blue Bunny Ice-Cream company. You can read more about it here.
