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[Update] Tune In For A New-Release Livestream Right Now
Update: If you didn't check out the site while we were live, all is not lost. We've got archived video from this morning's livestream, with three hours of gameplay from Final Fantasy XIII-2 and Soulcalibur V.
You can watch the Final Fantasy XIII-2 clip here, where a very patient Joe Juba explains the game to me and breaks down what's new from Final Fantasy XIII. After that, watch both parts of the Soulcalibur V video, where Jason annihilates a rotating selection of editors. Dude cheats.
Original Story: Soulcalibur V and Final Fantasy XIII-2 are out now, which is as good an excuse as any to host a livestream. Check out the site today morning from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a meaty look at both of the games, along with some lively conversation and commentary.
I'll be on, along with Kyle, Joe, Jason, and anyone else who's foolish enough to pause by our conference room's doorway. I won't promise anything too specific, but I suspect that buttons will be mashed.
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