Quote: * 0:31 - There is a new black trainer named Aloe.
* 0:40 - Team Plasma revealed!
* 1:14 - Shows an apparent in-game map of Isshu with 16 locations.
* 1:22 - Through the C Gear, a player uses two "Power +" to help a nearby player presumably regain their Pokemon's HP.
* 1:38 - One of the first missions you can receive from the High Link is called "Item Mission" and requires you to hide an Ultra Ball in front of the "Tower of Heaven" on Route 7. You have a 180 second time limit and if someone talks to you, the mission restarts. The prize for the mission is three "Derudama."
* 2:11 - The new swan / stork Pokemon is revealed in clip art for "Pokemon Musical," a new way to use Pokemon that is apparently a replacement of Pokemon Contests. You can dress up Pokemon and then make them dance to music.
* 2:36 - Small glimpse of the new deer Pokemon, Shikijika, in the Pokemon Musical.
* 3:16 - Shikijika revealed in full!
* 3:23 - There is a triple battle mode where you can control the position of the Pokemon in the center of your attacking three Pokemon. You can move it to the left or right instantly, meaning you can constantly switch your Pokemon around during battle. Since your Pokemon on the left cannot attack your opponent's Pokemon on the right and your Pokemon on the left can't attack your opponent's Pokemon on the right, and since the Pokemon in the middle always does the most damage to your opponent's Pokemon, this new mode will obviously lead to more complex strategies and a more dynamic battling experience.
* 4:01 - Pokemon Dream World in action.
* 4:20 - Meeting Pikachu in the Dream World, then capturing it in the game.
* 4:45 - A new mini-game called "PokeShifter" will allow you to transfer Pokemon from fourth generation games to Black and White using two DS's. In a Pal Park-like manner, you select six Pokemon to transfer over on the DS with your fourth generation game and then encounter them in a grassy field in Black and White on the second DS. You use a sling shot to shoot Poke Balls at your Pokemon as they jump out of grass and back in, and when you hit them, you re-capture them.
* 5:07 - We see spring and fall, meaning the layout of the games may change depending on the season in real life or that there are simply areas that feature season themes.
* 5:17 - New Trainer types.
* 5:24 - Shikijika, the evolution of Minezumi, revealed in a double wild battle!
* 5:26 - There is a new "Battle Subway" where you battle random Trainers.
* Mamanbou, Luvdisc's apparent evolution, can learn a new attack called "Soak."
* Pokabu learns a new move called "Fire Oath."
* Tsutaaja can learn a new move called "Grass Oath."

Quote:Tales of Graces and a new, currently unnamed Tales of title are on the way to PlayStation 3, according to info leaked from Japanese mag Jump (translated by Andriasang). Tales of Graces F will be the second entry in Namco Bandai's popular RPG series to ditch platform exclusivity before undergoing enhancement for PS3. The formerly Wii-exclusive title will get a facelift and some added features before it debuts in Japan this winter (possibly to the sound of snapping game discs).

Namco has also revealed plans to release Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology 3 on PSP sometime in 2011. We'll let you know as soon as the publisher shares its plans for North America and Europe.

Update: Namco currently has no plans to release "Tales of Graces (PS3)" in North America.

IGN Wrote:Today at Comic-Con Capcom and Namco teamed up for a surprising announcement. The two developers are collaborating to produce Street Fighter X Tekken. It is exactly what it sounds like: a fighting game that pits the characters from Street Fighter against those of Tekken. The fighters will all retain their signature moves.

Note that it is not called Street Fighter vs. Tekken. The title is pronounced Street Fighter "Cross" Tekken.

During Capcom's Comic-Con panel today, both a trailer and a gameplay demonstration were shown. The trailer showed Ryu meditating in a dojo when Kazuya Mishima from Tekken bursts through the door, ready to kick some ass. After the Street Fighter X Tekken logo was shown, the classic Pac-Man cut scenes were recreated with Mega Man chasing a ghost across the screen and then running the other way followed by Pac-Man.

Then Yoshinori Ono from Capcom and Katsuhiro Harada from Namco played against each other in a quick match. During gameplay, Ryu called in Chun Li to help him out and Kazuya called in Nina Williams for a ridiculous team-up attack. They fought on a futuristic battlefield with giant mechs roaming in the background. The game was running on a PlayStation 3. Visually, it looked very similar to Street Fighter IV with 2D gameplay and 3D rendered character models.

Street Fighter X Tekken is being developed for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. When will it be out? Capcom says "not for a while." Namco also said it is creating its own version of the game, Tekken X Street Fighter, but details on that aren't available at this time.