Microsoft also released this trailer for Vampire's Rain, to be released on July the 3rd in the US, and probably around that week in Europe. It went gold and will be sold for full price, 59$. If you want to see more of it, check out our long videos of the Japanese version at the game info page.
As promised last week here are the first 10 minutes of Rain (aka Vampire's Rain here), released on 360 in Japan with a PS3 release announced for sometimes later. I did not have time to go further than the first part of the tutorial so it's definitely too early for my opinion, but I can already say that this game makes me appreciate Ubisoft's work on Sam Fisher's movements a lot more than before!
Take Splinter Cell, add some Metal Gear, a pinch of Buffy and mix it all with a small budget's team, and you get Rain. This trailer available on the japanese marketplace isn't doing a good job in hyping the game, but I'll wait for the import release next week before judging it.
AQI and Artoon released these new images of Vampire Rain, to be released in 2007 on 360 and PS3.
Artoon changes completely from the sugary Blinx universe and now goes into the dark corners of our cities with Vampire's Rain.
Vampire's Rain is the second game to get two pages in the latest Famitsu. Looks like we'll have to wait a bit for Cry On.
The last game announced today by AQ Interactive is Vampire's Rain, an action adventure game developped by Artoon for both PS3 and Xbox 360.
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