Gravity Rush may have been heavily flawed, but it was still a great game, and stands as one of the highlight experiences of the PlayStation Vita. A lot of people, who loved Kat’s first outing, have been clamoring for a sequel, and the teaser unveiled over a year ago, which showed her in an unnamed new game for an unspecified platform, got a lot of people excited.

Unfortunately, we have not seen or heard anything of the game since then, and given the tendency for games on Sony systems to just disappear into oblivion after initial announcement, a lot of people had started to get worried. Particularly given that the game still has no name or even a target platform.

The director of the game recently made a statement that should quell at least some of those worries.

“The team is preparing and the systems are being put in place for the next title, and things are going smoothly. 2014 seems to be a year that will be dedicated to production in earnest, but I’ll work hard to meet everyone’s expectations.”

Alright, that sounds good. We’ll be waiting for more!

In a series of tweets (translated by DualShockers), Capcom stated that, “I would like to briefly introduce the 2094 stage called “the room” today. The room is a two-floors structure, and it’s literally the place where the hero (the player) lives in New York. The screenshot shows the second floor.

“Interior furniture like the Toro and Kuro (the two mascots of PlayStation Japan) shown in the TGS trailer can be placed freely in the room. You can also decorate the walls with free wallpapers and posters. It’s thought as a place to come back to and ‘heal’ after the fierce fighting in the dungeons.

“I would like to explain a little more about the room next week, and you’ll also see the video “interior furniture” about it, that is being prepared. So stay tuned!”

An online RPG, Deep Down is currently exclusive to the PlayStation 4. How will this “interior furniture” work out? We’ll find out next week.

Titanfall is vastly different from other first person shooters such as Battlefield or Call of Duty since your troops are equipped with jet-packs to hover, wall-run and essentially traverse entire levels in a hurry.

Titanfall has taken home the The Future award at Tokyo Game Show! Thank you TGS! #Titanfall pic.twitter.com/2GKh6bEDuW

— Titanfall (@Titanfallgame) September 22, 2013

The real game-changed is the edition of hulking mechs known as Titans that players can seamlessly enter and battle with, using high powered weaponry and sheer size. Titanfall also differs in its fundamental campaign – despite elements of a single-player mode such as briefing scenes, NPCs and slightly branching paths, it will be an online-only title.

Titanfall is currently slated to release next year for Xbox 360, Xbox One and PC. Stay tuned for more details as they arrive.

The game will also support Cross Play between the PS3 and PS Vita, which lets you access Battle Dungeon and Another Life along with other mini-games, which include gambling in shogi, poker, mahjong, and more which can be played online with leaderboards.

The various weapons have been revealed as Rymoa will use pistols, katana, cannons, spears and even his own fists to fend off enemies. You’ll be able to find rare weapons and upgrade your current arsenl through weapon synthesis, with tens of thousands of patterns. You’ll employ a black-smith to create the goods, while simultaneously leveling him up as your weapons get upgraded.

Then there’s the Battle Dungeon, a card based action mode in which you can fight alongside the Shingengumi in order to fight off foes. There will be plenty of allies, each with their own skills, and which can even level up using synthesis. Rare items are to also be had during the Dungeon, which can be sold at high prices.

Yakuza Ishiin releases on February 22nd 2014 in Japan for PS3 and PS4.

Deep Down is currently scheduled to release exclusive for the PlayStation 4, with a release date to be announced. Stay tuned for more updates and details. What are your thoughts on Deep Down? Let us know below.

“The new Kinect can detect palm shape, it can capture players’ posture when they’re sitting, and it allows for natural voice input. By using these attributes effectively, I believe that we can succeed at ‘replicating senses.’ D4: Dark Dreams Don’t Die is not a game about mimicking poses and gestures that appear on the screen. It’s a game that replicates senses through allowing players to interact the way they want using Kinect, and I think that makes it very unique.

“We think of Kinect as an input device no different than a mouse or a controller. We’ve coded the process of replicating actions on the screen so that players can use Kinect to do it all.”

As of now the game has no launch date, but is expected to release next year for Xbox One.

“My personal interest is in smartphones. They’re gradually becoming capable of having visuals like this. We’ve worked on a number of mobile games so far, and I’m really interested in using the network aspect to make a more interesting game. Perhaps we’ll work with Nintendo again, since we have a good relationship with them…and naturally, Microsoft has been great to us. We want to do a lot of different things, so I guess we’re kind of a greedy company.”

Crimson Dragon will be launching on the Xbox One when the console releases worldwide on November 22nd. It will be heading to Japan in early 2014.

There could be more functionality added later, through online updates and such, with Ito saying “but it could go deeper.” What that means is anyone’s guess but could controlling games using just the camera similar to Kinect be much of a stretch? As of now, there’s very little difference separating the Kinect and PS Eye so it’ll be interesting to see what Microsoft can offer as a counter.

The PlayStation 4 is slated to release on November 15th in North America and November 29th in Europe with the Xbox One launching on November 22nd worldwide. Unlike the latter, the PS4 doesn’t come bundled with the PS Eye.

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“The circumstances have changed a bit. It seems they’ve opened up to that model since Xbox One, and after we released the PlayStation Network beta they were kind of nervous and expressed an interest. We don’t have concrete plans, but there’s a possibility that we’ll do it in the future.”

As for Tekken X Street Fighter, which apparently still exists, Harada stated, “We do have assets created and some of the materials. It’s just that we’re looking at the circumstances and what direction people are going in, what platform as there’s a change in the market. I’m thinking long term about that.”

Tekken Revolution is essentially a free to play version of the fighting series, which ships with 8 characters and allows you to purchase additional characters separately. It is currently available on PlayStation Network. Would it make a good fit for Xbox One? Let us know below.

“If I were to use a term it would probably be ‘beyond multiplayer’. Right now multiplayer is set to that we’re connecting together one person with another person, and I think with next-gen the opportunity is there to create something in addition to that. So you’re putting two people together and these people are just playing together, but what is the relationship between these people?

“There’s another layer to that you can add. To go beyond putting one person with another person. Not just the connection but having an actual… I want to say ecosystem. Placing two people together in a room is simple, but the type of relationship these people are going to have is completely different. I think having that relationship is an additional layer that next-gen is going to be able to provide.

“Right now, we are all connected, but with next-gen I think you are able to connect with pretty much anybody in the world, and maybe between just a handful of people there’s this group with a really emotional relationship, and you’re able create something so deep that it affects your gameplay as well. That’s something I think will happen with next-gen, and that could probably change the gameplay experience depending on who you play with.”

How will it play out, especially considering that Grasshopper Manufacture hasn’t been going great guns with the recent Killer is Dead bombing in sales and with critics? We’ll find out, especially since Grasshopper is developing Lily Bergamo exclusively for the PlayStation 4.