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Composer Tomoko Sasaki returns for homage to 2000 Dreamcast game ROOMMANIA #203 Japanese video game developer FuRyu announced the temporarily titled "Project One Room" game at Sega's booth at Tokyo Game Show 2017 on Thursday. FuRyu has also opened a teaser site for the game with the phrase "Have a nice trip, see you later." The site lists the game for the PlayStation 4 console. Sega revealed more information about the game during a livestreamed stage event at Tokyo Game Show 2017 on Saturday. (Stage event starts at 5:08:10 in linked video.) The game features Masaru Ōchi as a producer and Tomoko Sasaki as composer. The game is an homage to Sega's ROOMMANIA #203 Dreamcast game, released in 2000. As in ROOMMANIA#203, players will play a god-like character who throws invisible balls into the room of the protagonist "Neji Taihei." Ōchi said that "Project One Room" will be able utilize the PS4 so the balls follow the proper laws of physics. The original game received a P

Remake of original PS Vita game ships in Japan on May 17 FuRyu announced during a livestream presentation for its The Caligula Effect PlayStation Vita game Friday that the game is getting a PlayStation 4 remake titled Caligula Overdose. The remake will use Unreal Engine technology. The game will feature the option of a female protagonist (pictured below, voiced by Miyuki Sawashiro). The game will also include two new members of the "Going Home Club. The game will have enhanced graphics and visuals, more scenarios, new music, and new musicians by character composers PinocchioP and DECO*27. The game will ship on May 17. Those who pre-order the game will receive an album with 10 tracks, a booklet with a short story, a download code for a costume in the game, and a chance to attend an upcoming event. In the original game's story, written by Tadashi Satomi, a virtual idol known as μ performs user-inputted songs and gains self-awareness through exposure to users' bi

Miss Fury is back! Dynamite Entertainment announced the character’s return in its upcoming series Miss Fury: Joy Division. Written by Eisner nominee Billy Tucci (Shi, Sgt. Rock) and drawn by Emma Kubert, Miss Fury: Joy Division follows socialite-by-day Marla Drake and her army of Black Furies as they battle the Third Reich during World War II, looking to put an end to the Nazi “Joy Divisions,” one of the war’s ghastliest secrets. RELATED: What Was the True Identity of the Sgt. Rock That Led the Suicide Squad? “Miss Fury: Joy Division will be set during the darkest days of WWII and will be in line with creator June Tarpe Mills’ true vision that includes her original cast of characters and the intriguing storylines that laced them all together to create an icon that ran in the Sunday strips for over a decade,” Tucci said in a statement. “Emma Kubert is an incredible young talent ready to take on the world!&