And by loads, I mean about 150. If you hadn’t already guessed, Kotaku was one of the first to jump on this story, saying the screens leaked following the Zenimax (they own Bethesda, apparently) Asia expo. Among the images you’ll see lots of dialogue, lots of brown, some stats screens, and even some combat.

Probably the most interesting info contained here are specific details concerning what different skills do, such as the Energy Weapons skill (determing your proficiency with plasma and laser weapons) and Luck, oddly enough, raises all of your skills and ups your chances for crits. If you’re hungry for new scraps on this game, take a look here for the full gallery.

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Joystiq just got a hold of a huge amount of new screens from Star Ocean: The Last Hope, The Last Remnant, Infinite Undiscovery, and Tales of Vesperia from a recent Microsoft press conference. The images of Infinite Undiscovery look a lot like things we’ve already seen from the trailer, but they’re still easy on the eyes.

Sadly the images from The Last Remnant and Star Ocean: The Last Hope look fairly generic and homogenous apart from Star Ocean’s familiar sci-fi bent. Maybe I’m just a sucker for cel-shading but I’m most excited about Tales of Vesperia, which is showing off beautifully rich colors and whimsical villages.

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As you can see, the game is in 2.5 D, looking like a less beefed-up Street Figter IV as of now. No new characters have been revealed, so in these screens there are only Chun-li, Ryu, Gatchaman and Casshern. More screens from Famitsu are here.

[Famitsu / via Kotaku]

Courtesy of Kotaku, a whole new bevy of The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon screenshots are now available for your viewing pleasure. And pleasure is the key word here, because from the brilliant emerald foliage to the marmalade-colored clouds, Spyro looks to deliver some truly inspiring eye-candy.

Some of the screens show two HUDs, one for Spyro and the other for his partner Cynder. Each player has two bars, leading me to believe one is for health, and another is for mana or ability points. One screen shows the text “54 hits,” thus confirming a combo system for the combat engine. Other screens show us a volcano level with a fearsome lava boss. The game is due out Q4 2008 for Xbox 360 and PS3.

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