Well aren't they fanboys! Several Japanese developers have expressed their adoration for Microsoft's Project Natal, and it's all on video.

 And now we've got another chance to take a closer look at From Software's new ninja title, Ninja Blade. They said it was gonna be a cinematic action title. Judging from these screenshots, they sure fit the bill.

 Ninja Blade, for those of you curious enough but too lazy to find out more about it, is in fact, a so-called "Cinematic action game". It's from From Software and they're coming out with a demo on the Japanese XBL Marketplace for you to try it out yourselves before it comes out next year. Details after the jump.

Here's a last minute update from From Software before people go packing their bags to head to the Tokyo Game Show. At From's official website, they've revealed their game lineup for this weekend's event. Hit the full article to see a list of games you can expect at From's booth.

Think Shadow of the Colossus except... bigger, clunkier, and more metallic. Plus, you get to tag your friend along via online co-op for some epic pwnage too! The new trailer of Ubisoft and From Software's Armored Core for Answer shows more of its online co-op gameplay and one heck of a lot of carnage.

Media Create has released the Japanese Sales charts for the week of April 4 to 13. Making its debut in the list at first place is Nintendo's Mario Kart Wii, selling 594,000 copies in its first week. To find out what other games were able to make it into charts, head on over to the full article.

Many were left unsatisfied after From Software didn't offer anything groundbreaking in Armored Core 4, but naysayers would have a field day pretending not to be impressed after they see the latest trailer of Armored Core 4A: For Answer (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3). You can check it out yourself at the full article.

What's next for From Software's Armored Core series? Armored Core 4A: For Answer is coming to the Sony PlayStation 3 and Microsoft Xbox 360 with new features that should make fans drool, and allow newcomers to enter the intense world of fighting mechs. Find out more by heading over to the full article.

Want some space action? Maybe a bit of ninja stalking? Or perhaps a dash of vampire hunting fun? Which ever you choose, Europe will be getting all three by the end of this month.

The Xbox 360 line-up for June 29 will be Tenchu Z (from From Software), Vampire Rain (from AQ Interactive), and Project Sylpheed (from Square Enix). The three titles share a part of the Xbox UK website called Master your Environment which contains information about each title. The demos for Tenchu Z and Project Sylpheed are already available at the Xbox Live Marketplace while the Vampire Rain demo will get released on August 7.

Anyway, if you want to know more about the three titles, you can go ahead and click the Read link below.

From Software's Tenchu Z has finally sneaked its way to Xbox 360 this June 12, and some are already having a dose of ninja action. To those who are left out, get a glimpse of what brutal kills you're missing with this video.

Stealth kills have always been rewarding in terms of score and better items dropped by enemies, but a plethora of new ways to dispatch foes might be enough to keep in the dark. As long as you're not in alert mode, initiating stealth kills can come from all positions and angles. There's quite some variety, so setting up your murder attempts won't get old. Have a look yourself on the vid below.