TOKYO – I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the trailer behind Square Enix's booth here at the Tokyo Game Show. Thexder is back after all these years! Who would have thought it was possible? OK, I ...

A remake of Game Arts’ late 80’s transforming robot shooter is coming to PlayStation Network. PSP owners can pick up Thexder Neo on October 1 worldwide. Thexder Neo has revised graphics, an easy ...

The PSPgo and Playstation Portable were everywhere at Sony’s Tokyo Game Show booth. And tucked away in one section of the booth was a blast from the past: A PSP remake of classic 80s action title ...

This time they're "announcing" a reboot of the Square-Enix classic, Thexder. It'll be called Thexder NEO and has been rated for the PS3 and PSP. The game first appeared on the NEC PC-8801 before being ...

Early this year Thexder Neo had been found on ESRB for the PS3 and PSP yet when Square Enix got around to releasing the game it was only for PSP, leaving most to wonder if the PS3 version had been ...

ESRB(Entertainment Software Rating Board) revealed on their announcement that Square Enix has sent an application for rating of "THEXDER NEO" the latest sequel. According to the application, "Thexder ...

Thexder Neo can be described as a platformer + shoot-em-up lite. The lite part comes from neither side being very deep, but that’s not a bad thing. It makes the game ideal for short playing sessions.

Don't be misled by my review summary. I really enjoyed how the trophies and approach to gameplay go hand in hand. There's just no other way that I could see Thexder NEO still being an enjoyable ...

This week on the PlayStation Network, we find new content for Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, Assassin's Creed 2, and more. PlayStation Store Update: Naughty Dog's acclaimed actioner gets free ...

Fans of old-school action are rather spoilt these days, especially since the advent of downloadable services such as Xbox Live, PSN, and the Wii's Virtual Console. Every week it seems as though some ...

Thexder Neo was one of the big surprises in Sony's recent Tokyo Game Show lineup announcement. Square Enix is reviving the 1985 PC classic action shooter for PSP. Today, thanks to Famitsu, we have ...