We’re not exactly sure how successful Koei Tecmo and Omega Force’s videogame adaptation of Attack on Titan was, as it seems to have been overshadowed…
We are still a long way away from the March debut of Koei Tecmo’s second videogame adaptation of the Shingeki no Kyojin/Attack on Titan anime…
While Nintendo 3DS owners will already have a new Attack on Titan game via Attack on Titan 2: Future Coordinates, other platforms will also get…
It is no secret that Shingeki no Kyojin/Attack on Titan is a bit of an acquired taste. The post apocalyptic manga/anime franchise is not a…
The Nintendo 3DS is technically EOL, and most developers who are still interested in publishing games for the Big N are better off targeting the…
Capcom’s Monster Hunter franchise is no stranger to tie-ins with other brands, even if the pairings don’t really make much sense lore-wise. Case in point…
A new promo video for the Attack on Titan comedic spin-off, Attack on Titan: Junior High, and it provides a preview of the ending theme…
There have been a couple of attempts to adapt Hajime Isayama’s hit Attack on Titan franchise into game form, with varying amounts of success. Now,…
In a recent interview with Dengeki, producer Hisashi Koinuma revealed a few key details on the upcoming Attack on Titan game from Omega Force. According…
Not going to spoil anything, but recent events in the Shingeki no Kyojin/Attack on Titan manga seem to support some of the farfetched fan theories based on the No Regrets, Birth of Levi spin-off manga, and Levi’s age has become the subject of fan speculation all over the Internet. In fact, the buzz was so loud that the manga’s author has decided to break his silence regarding the matter:
From the official Twitter account:
According to a recent report by Siliconera, a source at game development outfit Spike Chunsoft has let it slip that they are interested in bringing the Attack on Titan 3DS action game to North America, something that many Western fans of the series would no doubt appreciate due to the fact that 3DSes are region-locked.
There’s no denying that Pokemon is one of the most kid-friendly franchises out there (child abductions and dead spirits that come back as pokemon notwithstanding,) and that it’s on the opposite end of the spectrum as the mature manga/anime Attack on Titan. Nobody thinks that the two franchises will ever mix, especially in game form.
At least, nobody outside of the indie dev team Arcane Kids, who just released a video showing off a new game based off PokemonNXT, titled Pokemon Millennial Edition. If you’ve been paying attention to the first paragraph, Millennial Edition is a game that mixes elements from Attack on Titan and Pokemon. Basically, it puts players in the shoes of a Trainer, who is armed with a gun that shoots pokeballs and a crude version of the 3D Maneuver Gear. The target? GIANT POKEMON roaming the island.
