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Konami: Several projects in progress: No time for E3

Konami: Several projects in progress: No time for E3

Anyone who hoped to see more of the upcoming Konami titles at this year’s E3 2021 will be disappointed: The company has now announced that it will stay away from the US trade fair. With Konami, another well-known company in the game industry has now announced that it will not be represented at the E3 ...

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E3 2021: Konami cancels participation – JV

E3 2021: Konami cancels participation – JV

Starting in 2020, the high mass of video game will return just before summer. The event offers many well-known players in the industry the opportunity to present the future. Except for one Japanese who actually has no time. see also: Metal Gear Solid: Former Snake voice actor gives his information on remake rumors Konami has ...

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Konami announces that it will no longer participate in E3 2021

Konami announces that it will no longer participate in E3 2021

At the beginning of the month, we reported that E3 2021 was going to be held virtually this year after having generated uncertainty by a new cancellation of the face-to-face event. At that time we knew the companies that would participate in this edition, and among them was Konami. However, the Japanese company recently backed ...

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Konami Code turns 35 today after debuting with Gradius

Konami Code turns 35 today after debuting with Gradius

Konami code This is one of the most popular Easter eggs or tricks in the video game world that over time has been used in countless titles. Those most interested in exploring the history of the industry will know that the origin of the Konami code is the Famicom -NES in Japan- version of the ...

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The Konami Code Turns 35 With A Special Album Of Lo-Fi Gradius Tracks

The Konami Code Turns 35 With A Special Album Of Lo-Fi Gradius Tracks

We’ve had a lot of 35th Anniversaries this year, including the Mario celebrations and the Zelda… non-celebrations, and this weekend — specifically, the 25th April, 2021 — is the birthday of the Konami Code, perhaps the most famous sequence of buttons in history (not that there’s much competition for that title). For the 35th anniversary ...