Preview music for Persona 5.

EDIT:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ny0w3LMPhc&feature=related

WTF?! This song is the Rune Factory Frontier opening. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTAtKCXiSHM <- RFF Opening

GBK667 said, January 05, 2012, 09:14:35 pm

Not totally true

It's actually not even remotely true.

the article about Capcom supporting it said:

Last week, Business Insider erroneously reported that Nintendo, Sony and EA had quietly rescinded support for SOPA — a detail that Digital Trends, and hundreds of other publications repeated. The BI report was based on the fact that their names did not appear on an updated version of the Judiciary Committee’s official list of supporters. The problem is that their names never appeared on that list — only the ESA did — making their removal impossible.

You'll soon be able to play the original Final Fantasy games on yet another platform, as Sony has announced that Final Fantasy Origins is coming to the PlayStation Network tomorrow. The PS1 game compiled the original Final Fantasy and the Japanese Final Fantasy II into one package with a few new bells and whistles.

Sony gave word of the impending release, and highlighted a few extra features. This version adds a memo file function for easier saving, multiple difficulty levels for quests, CG movies and stills, an art gallery, and revamped graphics and sound. No price was given, but Square's PS1 Classics tend to be priced at $9.99.

The PSP remakes of the two games usually retail for roughly $10 each, so this might be a better value for your money. That is, if you haven't played one of the five or six other re-releases that have come out in the past few years.

According to the latest issue of UK-based gaming publication PLAY, two brand new exclusive PS3 titles are gearing up for a full-blown reveal in February. Both Syphon Filter 4 and God of War IV are said to be deep in development, and will get a full announcement next month. In the “10 Games That Will Be Announced This Year” feature, PLAY states that the long-rumored Syphon Filter 4 is currently in development at SCE London Studio, with the espionage title pegged for a Winter 2012 release.

“As far as our spies tell us, Syphon Filter 4 will be announced and released during 2012 – they’re not often wrong either. Developed by SCE London Studio (once thought to be Sony Bend), it will see a return to the world of shooting, espionage and Gabe Logan’s superb name.”

Sony Santa Monica is also supposedly readying God of War IV for a February announcement, with PLAY teasingly hinting that a recent job listing for an online developer suggests that the action-packed title will feature online play. Both of the titles listed have an announcement window of February 2012 attached, leading many to believe that a barrage of new details may be coming sooner rather than later.

“Sony Santa Monica’s call for an online dev to join its ranks has many thinking the inevitable God of War IV will include online play. We could stop and ask why, but then we could also ask there’s another game when GOW III was meant to be Kratos’s last outing. We’re not complaining though.”