LET’S PLAY: Tales of Berseria – Japanese Demo (PS4)

Late last week Bandai Namco Entertainment Japan released a playable demo of Tales of Berseria, the latest instalment into a long-line of JPRG titles and the second ‘Tales of’ title to be released onto the PS4. onto the Japanese Playstation Network Store and since the game is a ‘much-talked-about’ product within Europe I thought it would be fun to give the demo a go and share my experience with it.

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One Piece: Burning Blood Demo Released Alongside New Trailer

With the release of One Piece: Burning Blood drawning ever closer publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment have decided to treat fans by releasing a playable demo of the game onto the PS4 and Xbox One platforms.

In this demo players can choose one of four characters, namely Ace, Luffy, Franky and Aokiji, and duke it out on the Dressrosa Corrida Colosseum stage. with an AI opponent or with a friend through local multiplayer fights. Unlike past One Piece games ‘Burning Blood’ is a fighting game that sees up to three characters available to battle on each side and plays out in a similar fashion to Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm and Saint Seiya: Brave Soldier fights. Each character has their own health and special ability bar and characters can be swapped out at will – additionally in order to win the match all three opponents have to be defeated.

LET’S PLAY: Yokai Watch Demo (3DS)

Last week Nintendo of Europe released a playable demo of the Yokai Watch onto the Nintendo 3DS eShop and as the game is such a ‘turning point’ for Anime and Nintendo fans so I thought it be a good idea to play the first 15 minutes of the demo to highlight what it has to offer.

In this playable demo of Yokai Watch players will find themselves taking control of Nathan Adams, and his Yokai Sidekick Whisper, as they explore a limited area of the town and help people in need who are suffering from Yokai affected troubles. The challenge here is to find and defeat three different Yokai placed around the map, two of which can be spotted on the map straight away while another can only be found once talking to people in the town.

LET’S PLAY: Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX Demo (3DS)

Last week SEGA released a playable demo for the upcoming release of Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX onto the Nintendo 3DS eShop; and while the demo was a welcome addition to the eShop download catalogue it did only come with ONE usage.