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<script type="text/javascript">//In case you're not watching the Japanese sales charts, God Eater is a pretty popular title. The game, which plays a bit like Monster Hunter with its mission-based combat and co-op, sold more than half a million copies in about three weeks.
Now, it's coming to America as God Eater Burst, but it's packing way more content than the original.
Here, you'll create your own character known as a God Eater and set out to fight the evil mutants known as the Aragami. You'll be able to choose and customize the weapons that your character uses and then set out on more than double the missions of the original God Eater game. Seeing as multiplayer parties are key to God Eater Burst, you can play with friends via ad-hoc mode as well as online via Adhoc Party or just some AI-controlled teammates.
D3Publisher is calling God Eater Burst the "ultimate version" as it'll pack "new modifications, enhanced gameplay, and additional content and features," but we'll all have to wait until 2011 to see if the game lives up to its billing.
White Knight Chronicles 2 Makes Strong First Day Debut
Level-5’s mmorpg White Knight Chronicles: Awakening of Light and Darkness was released on Thursday in Japan and the game already has taken the top spot. Early reports are indicating that first day sales of WKC 2 sit at 107k units sold.
The original game, released in 2008 in Japan, sold over 130k during it’s first day and moved over 200k copies in it’s first week of release despite lackluster reviews. Thanks to improvements over the original, WKC 2 has received more favorable reviews in Japan this time around.
It’s also worth noting that WKC 2 sold 2x more than Wii Party on it’s first day.
