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Doom Eternal executive producer Marty Stratton has announced the cancellation of a promised multiplayer mode for the monster-slaying sequel, driven in part by the COVID-19 pandemic. ...
Earlier this week, Marvel revealed a brand new collaboration with Lego to celebrate the upcoming release of Spider-Man: No Way Home. Featuring 355 pieces in total, you can see an example of what the set will look like, as well as detailed specifications, right below.
Fans of Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: No Way Home playset can amaze their friends with LEGO® Marvel Spider-Man at the Sanctum Workshop (76185). With authentic details, awesome accessories and a monster bug to battle, the set inspires endless imaginative play and impressive displays.
Anyone who has seen Demon Slayer knows that Nezuko and Kanao are two of the best girls not only in the show but in all of anime. These cute, innocent, and fierce characters are a great representation of how to write interesting personalities.
To celebrate both of these characters, Famitsu revealed that Demon Slayer would once again be teaming up with Figuarts Mini to create replicas of Nezuko and Kanao. You can see an example of what they look like below.
In upcoming cybercrimes RPG Gamedec you're a video game detective. As in, a detective in the game but also a detective about games. As you'd expect from a sleuth 'em up, Gamedec's story can twist and change based on your detective's choices, background, and more. Or, as we say in this here world of video games, it has a branching narrative. How many branches? According to Gamedec's new trailer, it has all of the branches. You're bound to hit a few of them on the way down when it launches in September.
America’s birthday is nearly upon us, and you know what that means: It’s time to loudly blow stuff up so that we can drown out the self-conscious voices in our heads that remind us how weird and bad America can be. In honor of All Of That, this week’s Splitscreen is about how games from other countries get changed to…
No Man’s Sky was a mess of broken promises and shattered dreams when it launched. Now it’s a playground for the imagination, with players forging cities, in-game companies, and all manner of epic bases. But none of that compares to this giant banana.
On June 30, Nintendo quietly pulled the plug on the Wii U and 3DS Netflix apps. Not only does this mean anybody still using these older consoles to watch Netflix are now screwed, but it also officially means that in the year 2021 there is no way to watch Netflix on a Nintendo device. This would be surprising if it was…
It’s a crime caper where the biggest crime is the way America works
Today Netflix revealed another trailer of its upcoming Masters of the Universe: Revelation cartoon.
We get quite a few hints about the story behind this production, which appears to be a sequel of the popular animated series that debuted all the way back in 1981.
We also see quite a few characters that old fans will remember, alongside some new ones.
You can watch the trailer below.
The official page of the cartoon on Netflix provides more hints to what we can expect.
“After a calamitous battle fractures Eternia, Teela and an unlikely alliance must prevent the end of the Universe in this sequel to the ’80s classic.”
“From Executive Producer Kevin Smith, comes an epic story that picks up where the 80’s series left off and brings the power of Grayskull back to the world. Part 1 of Masters of the Universe: Revelation premieres July 23, only on Netflix.”
The U.S. Department of Justice is looking into the Overwatch League’s soft salary cap policy that punishes teams who pay players too much, according to a new report by Dot Esports.
Tensions are running high in the latest episode of Star Wars: The Bad Batch, as our favorite group of misfit clones have to balance making money with keeping a low profile. With a number of close calls that nearly had Omega returning to the hands of the Empire, it’s clear that Hunter and co. are feeling antsy about…
Of course! Why did no one think of this before? Or perhaps they did and I've never heard about it: it wouldn't be the first time. I'm talking about turning books, things known for being still, into games, and in the process adding to them. Giving them new life, new energy. I'm not talking about word-books and adaptations of stories into games, because we see those all the time. I'm talking about picture-books that were already, confusingly, a kind of game.
The one I'm reminded most strongly of is Where's Wally? That book series about finding a curly-haired, bespectacled explorer in a city of charming chaos. And you know I've been told I rather resemble him - I always knew he was a handsome cad! Do you remember it? Massive books with massive, double-page picture spreads, filled with the smallest, most intricate details. People everywhere, up to all sorts, every shenanigan you can think of. They might be in Ancient Egypt, a pirate town, a medieval battle: wherever the book's creators could dream up a visually powerful theme. And you'd look at these pictures for hours, probably with friends, until you'd found every Wally (or Waldo if you're American), every Wizard, every dog's tail, and whatever else the book-game wanted you to find.
What if you turned that into a video game? What if you animated it and brought those evocative, frozen-in-time snapshots of chaos to life? Well, that's what Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective does, and it's an absolute delight.
This week has been one of great import, with upheaval and emotion. That's right: Love Island is back on ITV. You don't have to watch it to enjoy the sentence "I'm Chuggs, I'm 23, and I run a bucket hat business in Surrey".
Oh, also we have a new editor-in-chief now (though I feel the fact that there is a human being called Chuggs is a similar tier in terms of big news). Anyway, all hail Katharine. Please, nobody speak to Graham ever again.
Frog Detective 3: Corruption at Cowboy County comes out this year.
Australia-based indie developer Grace Bruxner made the announcement via a teaser trailer, below.
"In the exciting series finale, The Detective and Lobster Cop are tasked to solve the conundrum of a sheriff-less county," reads the official blurb.
Dark Alliance got its first big update today - and its patch notes are frustratingly vague.
The Dungeons & Dragons action role-playing game launched on 22nd June and was met with a mixed reception, so there are a lot of eyeballs on this first patch to see if it remedies some of the game's more immediate issues.
Unfortunately, developer Tuque Games' patch notes for Dark Alliance v1.16 are so vague, players are struggling to work out what the update actually does.
Mortal Kombat 11 DLC has come to an end, NetherRealm has confirmed.
The studio will now focus on its next project, it said in a tweet.
The confirmation comes as no surprise to Mortal Kombat fans - the fighting game last saw new DLC characters in November last year, when Kombat Pack 2 added John Rambo, Mileena and Rain to the fighting game.
Faze Clan has kicked out one of its members and suspended three others over an alleged influencer crypto "scam".
In a statement published to Twitter, Faze said it had "removed" Frazier Kay from its clan, and suspended Jarvis Khattri, Nikan Nadim and Teeqo until further notice.
These influencers, each with millions of YouTube subscribers and social media followers, were heavily criticised for promoting a cryptocurrency token called Save the Kids whose value plummeted soon after it launched.
Hello! All this week Eurogamer has been celebrating Pride with a series of stories examining the confluence of LGBT+ communities and play in its many different forms, from video games and tabletop games through to live-action role-play.
If you missed anything in the series and fancy settling in for what we hope will be some entertaining, informative, perhaps even thought-provoking weekend reading, you'll find links to all seven of our Pride Week 2021 features (and a brief taster of each) in one convenient location below.
And of course, enormous thanks once more to each of this week's stellar contributors (in order of appearance): Jay Castello, Sharang Biswas, Lottie Lynn, Evan Torner, Dr Lloyd (Meadhbh) Houston, Alex Meehan, and Eli Cugini.
Every Pokemon is interesting and worth talking about. I don’t play a ton of Pokemon, but I do enjoy the universe and I love learning more about the creatures in it. So, Here’s Another Pokemon! It’s Bidoof!
A dramatic evolution!
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Atlus is continuing to release trailers of its upcoming JRPG Shin Megami Tensei V, focusing on one more of its 200+ demons.
Mortal Kombat 11 launched a couple of years ago and players have been kept fed with a steady drip of new DLC and characters. No more, say developers NetherRealm. They're now focusing on their unnamed next project, leaving MK11 behind.
A Guilty Gear Strive patch stealth removed reference to Uyghur, Tibet and Taiwan in a China-related lore entry.
The change was highlighted on the ResetEra forum on 21st June after it bubbled up on Strive's Steam forum following a patch issued on 18th June that brought Strive up to v1.03.
Neither Guilty Gear Strive publisher Bandai Namco or developer Arc System Works have commented, despite repeated requests from Eurogamer after the change emerged.
Dead By Daylight is an online asymmetrical multiplayer game released back in 2016. Yet, the game is more popular than ever in 2021. And for the first time, Dead By Daylight just hit over 100k concurrent players on Steam, setting a new record for the online horror game.
I recently went from playing zero golfing games to two. The first, Mario Golf: Super Rush, arrived on Switch last week, whereas the second, Battle Golfer Yui, released for the Mega Drive (that’s the Sega Genesis for my fellow Americans) in 1991 and never left Japan. And while they share a host of similarities, the…
The Zoroastrian deity will use Light and Almighty skills.
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Today third-party developers revealed new assets about upcoming airports for Microsoft Flight Simulator on top of a new release.
Orbx launched Sogndal Haukåsen Airport (ENGS) In Norway, which was revealed earlier this week.
You can find it on Orbx Direct for $12.31. You can check out what it looks like below.
Today Marvel Games and Netmarble released a new trailer for their upcoming AAA open-world mobile game Marvel Future Revolution.
This time around we get to take a look at Captain Marvel, and more specifically her costume and color variations.
You can check him out below.
Marvel Future Revolution is coming soon for iOS and Android, with pre-registration already open. You can also check out yesterday’s big reveal, our interview with the developers, and the first live gameplay featuring Spider-Man.
In case you’re unfamiliar with the game, here’s an official description and a set of bullet points to catch you up with what it’ll offer.
Indie developer Sabotage Studio just released one more teaser trailer of its upcoming turn-based RPG Sea of Stars.
The trailer is fairly brief as usual, but it’s also one of the most spectacular we’ve seen so far (at least in my opinion) showing the day and night cycle and even how it interacts with gameplay.
It certainly showcases that the art level involved in this game is absolutely top-notch
Sea of Stars, which is a prequel set in the universe of the developer’s The Messenger, has been funded with a very successful Kickstarter campaign and will feature music by Yasunori Mitsuda.
You can enjoy the video below.
Kadokawa Games has released another new video, a new image, and new details about its upcoming strategy simulation JRPG Relayer.
Thanks to this new set of assets, we learn more about the star child Halley (shown with his Stella Gear mecha in the image) and we get an introduction of his voice actor, Ryo Kikuchi.
From the tweets, we learn that Halley is a star child and an excellent pilot and intelligence officer belonging to GT Labo’s information division. He’s also skilled at fortune-telling, but at times he raises a flag. We’ll know what that means when we play.
Speaking of Kikuchi-san, he appears to be a relative rookie, but he also appears in the upcoming Memories Off spiritual successor SINce Memories as protagonist Junya Mitsumoto.
You can check everything out below.
The Frog Detective games are short, joy-filled mysteries about a frog with a vacant smile. They're lovely - and now there's going to be a third one. Frog Detective 3: Corruption At Cowboy County is coming later this year, and there's a first trailer below.
Nightdive Studios has published seven minutes of gameplay of its System Shock remake.
The System Shock video, below, includes plenty of skulking about in the Research level of Citadel Station.
I think it looks pretty impressive - the visuals are appropriately atmospheric, with plenty of sparky visual effects. There's a sense of foreboding, which System Shock should have. We see enemies who lurch towards the player once they're disturbed. The video ends with a quite terrifying fight against a large robot who takes an age to go down.
Guild Wars 2 developer ArenaNet has issued an update on the studio and its long-running MMO.
The headline announcement is the End of Dragons expansion has been delayed from late 2021 to early 2022. In a post on the Guild Wars 2 website, ArenaNet director John Taylor explained the delay:
"As expansion development has progressed and the real-world challenges of the past year and a half have changed the way we live and work, it's become clear that we need a little more time to deliver our creative vision for Cantha. As a result, we're delaying the release of Guild Wars 2: End of Dragons from late 2021 to early 2022.
While fans of the Total War: Warhammer series are eagerly waiting to see more of the third game, Creative Assembly is preparing to close the curtain on Total War: Warhammer II with its last DLC.
Titled The Silence & The Fury, it’ll focus on Lizardmen and Beastmen, and today we get to see more about one of the Beastmen’s new monsters, the grotesque Jabberslythe.
You can take a look below.
Total War: Warhammer II is currently available exclusively for PC
Titled The Silence & The Fury launches on July 14. Below you can read an official description:
“This Lords Pack for Total War: WARHAMMER II introduces two new Legendary Lords for the Lizardmen and the Beastmen. Each leads their own faction and features new characters, units, unique gameplay mechanics and narrative objectives.
Slippery controls, big enemy hit boxes, and a piddling little player attack make Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX an aggravating chore to play.
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