The next Legendary unit in Fire Emblem Heroes will be a new version of Micaiah, who debuted in Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn.
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In addition to the Hololive Production main site and Holostars site for male VTubers, there is a Hololive site for female VTubers.
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When I first watched the trailer for Garden Story, I was reminded of one of my favorite Game Boy Advance games from my childhood. I wasn’t given much money as a kid, so I would stand at the GameStop demo booth and play The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap for hours on end. I wanted Garden Story to be just like the…
These days, people are excited about old Grand Theft Auto games, like Vice City and San Andreas, getting remastered for modern hardware. But before the series went 3D, the ‘90s era classic top-down GTA games were Rockstar’s quirky first stabs at an open-world crime game. Rustler, out August 31 on consoles and PC, is a…
Sega's long-running Yakuza series already said goodbye to in-game hero when they retired old protagonist Kiryu Kazuma with their latest Yakuza: Like A Dragon. The series, and Sega, may be about to lose another familiar face with a lengthy career. Long-time Sega director behind the Yakuza series and Super Monkey Ball games Toshihiro Nagoshi is reportedly in talks to leave the company after 32 years. If he does make the leap, Nagoshi is expeted to start a new team beneath NetEase—the company currently behind mobile games including Diablo Immortal.
Whether it is the actual games they play or the fireworks they shoot off to celebrate, baseball has always managed to do some amazing things when it comes to entertainment. The recent Star Wars tribute that the Oakland A’s just pulled off might be the best one we’ve ever seen.
As you can see in the post below, made to the Star Wars subreddit by imflukeskywalker, the Oakland A’s baseball team put on quite the performance using drones.
Set to The Imperial March, the tribute shows everything from the Yoda to R2D2. Near the end of the performance, the drones even have a lightsaber battle and also manage to blow up the Death Star using a baseball bat. It was an amazing thing to see, and is made even more special knowing that Oakland is the birthplace of Mark Hamill, aka Luke Skywalker in Star Wars.
The show was put on by a company called Sky Elements, who had the following description of the event:
Coromon is a monster tamer/creature collector RPG by TRAGsoft that puts its own twist on a classic formula from the GBA era of games. Most people will make Pokemon comparisons right away, but Coromon offers enough content in terms of gameplay, story, and game-changing features to make sure that those comparisons are positive ones.
TRAGsoft did name Nintendo’s popular RPG as a main influence, yet their game still manages to stand out in its own way. Here are five reasons that fans of Pokemon should keep an eye on Coromon.
One of the first things that any fan of the GBA-era Pokemon games will notice is the pixel art style that Coromon uses. It capitalizes on that nostalgic feeling while modernizing the look in ways that its influences couldn’t, thanks to the technology of today.
Third-party developer Simulación Extrema recently released Amami Airport (RJKA) for Microsoft Flight Simulator, providing a new destination in Japan.
It serves the beautiful Amami Oshima, one of the largest islands between Kyushu and Okinawa. While it isn’t a large hub, it isn’t as small as most Japanese island airports and it’s served by multiple daily airline flights operating up to Airbus A320s and Boeing 737s.
Due to that, even if you’re interested in airliners more than in general aviation, you can definitely operate here even without waiting for the release for Microsoft Flight Simulator of turboprops like the ATRs and Dash-8s. The relatively short 6,562′ (2000m) runway creates a nice challenge when landing with bigger aircraft.
The add-on is available on SimMarket for approximately $15, and comes with its own installer. It’ll also come to the official marketplace for both PC and Xbox soon.
Today Microsoft Flight Simulator third-party developer Ouroboros provided new screenshots of its upcoming Embraer E170.
The screenshots are work-in-progress, but they’re already very promising, showcasing both the exterior model, the flight deck, and the wing view.
According to the developers, the flight deck is nearing its beta stage and the team is continuing to optimize it for textures and animations.
The exterior still needs some love, but many shading errors have been corrected and some new parts will be remade soon.
One of the most attractive features of the aircraft is certainly the fact that it’ll be distributed for free. If you’d like to follow its development, you can join Ouroboros’ Discord server.
Recently, Electronic Arts and Motive Studio announced that a Dead Space remake is in the world, but not much was shared besides a brief teaser.
The wait to see more is at its end, as tomorrow a “very early look” at the development of the game will be shared on Motive Studio’s own Twitch channel.
The livestream will happen at 10:00 am PDT, 1:00 pm EDT, 6:00 pm BST, and 7:00 pm CEST, depending on where you’re located.
You can find the announcement below.
Motive Studios announced a Dead Space remake is on the horizon, though the reveal didn't come with any sort of gameplay or cinematic trailer. A simple reveal, but that's all it took to get horror fans pumped. For those curious as to what the remake will have in store, the team is hosting a special Dead Space live stream tomorrow, here's what you need to know.
The community live stream and early look at the development is going down on Twitch on August 31 at 10:00 a.m. PT / 1:00 p.m. ET. You can watch it right here with the official Motive Studios Twitch channel where Senior Producer Philippe Ducharme and Creative Director Roman Campos-Oriola will be showing off what the team has been working on.
Four Horsemen Studios is bringing their toy line into the video game universe with Mythic Legions Tactics: War of the Aetherblade. The figurines feature interchangeable parts and custom options, so players have been able to build their own takes on classic fantasy archetypes like skeletons, ogres, knights, goblins, and more. While the toys-to-life craze may have died down in recent years, Four Horsemen is bringing the universe they’ve created in the wargaming figure world directly into games with tactical game. Makes sense, right? I mean, if you were going to attempt to emulate the tabletop fantasy gaming world, it would probably have to be something turn-based and tactical in order to capture the source essence. You can see things in a pre-alpha state in this trailer below!
Click here to watch embedded mediaIf you’ve never seen the Mythic Legions figure line, they’re impressive. How that is going to translate into a game in its final form is always a question, but at least the team has a great foundation to start from. Mythic Legions Tactics: War of the Aetherblade is slated to hit with a free-to-play multiplayer battle mode with a purchasable single-player mode that contains a ton of battles, characters, races, and a bunch of other things that get unlocked for multiplayer as you progress.
A roguelike golf adventure? It’s more likely than you think. As genres continue to collide, Chuhai Labs and Thunderful Publishing are teeing off with Cursed to Golf in 2022. What platforms is this golfy charmer coming to? Nintendo Switch and PC! Yep, you play as a golfer attempting to escape Golf Purgatory, with 18 holes (dungeons) to get through and 4 biomes. It’s a bizarre mashup of genres as you head into turn-based challenges in 2D side-scrolling golf, with all the fun stuff you’d find on regular golf courses served up in a more interesting way.
That means players face down water, rough, bunkers, and a whole slew of more twisted fare that only makes sense in this golfish-afterlife-thing. So get ready to take on fans, spikes, explosives, and a whole lot more, stuff that would put your local mini-golf course soiree to shame. Check out the trailer below for a taste of what Golf Purgatory is all about. Alongside the turn-based roguelike stuff, there’s apparently some Metroidvania elements too – why not, right?
Click here to watch embedded mediaAn IGN interview with Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City Director Johannes Roberts confirmed Lisa Trevor will play a "pivotal role."
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We asked localization producer Scott Strichart about the simultaneous release, selecting wrong answers and... gadget dogs?
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EA Motive announced it will hold a Dead Space Remake developer livestream tomorrow that will offer people a look at the making of the game.
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Naughty Dog co-presidents Evan Wells and Neil Druckmann say the company is working to improve work-life balance with a new set of working groups. ...
NetEase is reportedly in the final stages of hiring Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi away from Sega. ...
The Chinese government has restricted video game access for younger players to one hour per day from Friday to Sunday. ...
We’ve seen how well Microsoft’s Flight Simulator handles interpreting real-world objects and landmarks, but what about something a little more…racy? Modder Illogicoma thought it would be neat to try importing Mario Kart tracks into the sim, and they’re right. It’s very neat.
Disco Elysium is a game about three bullets. The first was fired over 40 years ago, and ignited the revolution that brought Revachol to the edge of something new. It has since been lost, but its many kin define the pox-scarred skin of this city. The second was shot through the throat of a security officer mid-climax.…
Nintendo of America has once again stepped in to foil fans’ efforts to keep its old games alive and vibrant. After learning a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate event at an Ohio waterpark next month would also feature competitive play for Smash Bros. Brawl mod Project+, the company’s lawyers sweeped in like they so often do…
As we learned last week thanks to that snazzy animated trailer, viking action craft 'em up Valheim is summoning its major Hearth & Home update in September. We've gotten teasers on quite a bit of the update's features over the past couple months—from new building pieces to special treasure chests, and more. The latest detail is that you'll be able to vomit. Yes, that's actually a thing you might want to do on purpose. Iron Gate demonstrate your nasty new ability in a quick developer update.
Medieval manuscript battler Inkulinati is amusing just in its trailers, but there's more slapstick enjoyment in playing it yourself. If you'd not gotten the chance before, not to worry. You're getting another swing at this rather Monty Python-inspired tactical game about nuns and hares battling it out as commanded by your quill. Inkulinati has another demo on for those of us who enjoy a bit of body humor and other silliness with our serious strategy games. You can snag it to try for yourself right now.
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings will finally be out in theaters later this week. It’s the first MCU movie to debut only in theaters since Spider-Man: Far From Home in Summer 2019, and the first film to be focused around a single new protagonist since Doctor Strange in 2016. Here are four Marvel films you should check out in order to get ready for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
Going all the way back to 2008 before Mark Ruffalo was even a glimmer in the eye of Kevin Feige, Edward Norton was the actor to bring Bruce Banner to life on the big screen in The Incredible Hulk — not to be confused with the 2003 Universal Pictures movie simply titled Hulk. But Banner’s nemesis in this movie is the focus of the topic at hand today.
Today, Kyoto-based developer Chuhai Labs and Swedish publisher Thunderful Games announced a new roguelike-platformer, Cursed To Golf, which is set to arrive next year for PC and Switch. Coinciding with the announcement is a new trailer showcasing the game in action. Go ahead and check out said video down below:
What’s really cool about the above footage is that you don’t just get to see the moment-to-moment gameplay from Cursed To Golf, but you also get an introduction from the game’s creator and director, Liam Edwards. Clearly, Edwards’ passion for the project shines through brightly as he describes the title, saying:
Cursed To Golf is a golf-like. It tasks players with taking on 18 dungeon-like holes throughout golf purgatory. It takes place in this beautiful pixel-art world full of unique characters and interesting areas where you only have three clubs and a golf ball. Alongside powerful power-ups called ace cards to avoid the deadly and dangerous hazards in hopes of surviving each hole on your way to ascension.
Monday means another long week of work, school, or just life in general is upon us. Don’t worry too much, though, as we’ve got just the cure for those Monday Blues: Gaming memes.
Whether it is Fortnite, Halo, or Yakuza there is sure to be at least one great gaming meme in here that’ll brighten up your day. So sit back, relax, and enjoy all of the hilarious gaming memes we found from across the internet last week.
Be sure to let us know which ones were your favorites in the comments below. Also, don’t hesitate to leave any other great memes that we may have missed down there to help make us all laugh.
If you’re eagerly waiting for Lost Judgment and prefer to enjoy it with English voice acting, today’s trailer is for you.
Sega released a new video featuring the English voices, also providing a handy list via press release.
Takayuki Yagami
Voiced by: Greg ChunAkihiro Ehara
Voiced by: Artt ButlerMasaharu Kaito
Voiced by: Crispin FreemanSaori Shirosaki
Voiced by: Stephanie ShehJin Kuwana
Voiced by:Todd HaberkornKazuki Soma
Voiced by: Matt Y. KingYoko Sawa
Voiced by: Erika LindbeckToru Higashi
Voiced by: Steve BlumIssei Hoshino
Voiced by: Joe Zieja
You can watch the trailer below. Of course, Japanese voices will also be included if that’s your preference.
Lost Judgment is coming for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One on Sept. 24, 2021.
A new Diablo 2: Resurrected teaser has been released that focuses on the Barbarian class. Players will be able to become the Barbarian when this classic RPG launches on Sept. 23 for PC, Xbox One, Xbox X|S, PS4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch.
The start date for the open beta has come and gone at this point, and it includes the first two acts of the game without any level cap restrictions. With a beta out and more trailers on the way, the hype for the game is still building in the last month before release.
The trailer shows the Barbarian in classic action with the revamped look of the remaster making everything feel new again. The 2D models from the original game have become 3D here, bringing them to life in a more modern light.
You can check out the short preview video for the Barbarian class in Diablo 2: Resurrected for yourself below:
We have been following the news about Deathloop closely since it was revealed at the Bethesda 2019 E3 conference, even featuring it on the cover of one of our issues. A lot has happened in the two years since its announcement, including a deal that brought Bethesda-owned studios under Microsoft’s umbrella, which made everyone question whether the title would continue as a PlayStation 5 console-exclusive.
As far as the game’s journey, it seems that Deathloop’s development was a case of life imitating art. The game went through a cycle of getting delayed, showing off details in a Sony showcase, getting delayed, and showing off more details in Sony's State of Play. But it looks like the loop is about to break since the stylish first-person shooter has gone gold and is just around the corner. To make sure you have all the info you need on release day, here’s everything we know about Deathloop:
The last decade has provided players with a wealth of CRPGs to explore; the classic isometric days of roleplaying are definitely not forgotten. Pathfinder: Kingmaker’s successor, Wrath of the Righteous, lands this week on PC. Playing on console? Fear not. Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is scheduled to hit PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on March 1, 2022. Okay, so that’s a little ways away, but it’s nice to see that games that would once be PC-only fare are getting excellent translations to console, taking into consideration the sweeping changes needed to shift from mouse-and-keyboard to controller gameplay. Check out the launch trailer right here.
Click here to watch embedded mediaWrath of the Righteous as a CRPG gives you one major option, whereas many other genre titles are locked into one school of thought. Yes, you can choose to play as either real-time with pause or pure turn-based. This gives players the freedom to pick a playset that works for them, whether they want to channel the classic Black Isle vibes or simply work within pure turn windows. You can switch between these game modes as you wish in-game, so you can experiment and find the one that works for you.
A new collection of PlayStation bags and backpacks from GRAPHT GAMING LIFE features three unique art styles, and plenty of swag for autumn.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is a popular game that millions of people are still playing a decade after it was first released. And thanks to mods and user-created content, some have dedicated years of their lives to playing this game. Bethesda’s insistence on re-releasing the iconic RPG likely isn’t helping anyone…
Some people play golf because they enjoy walking around in comfortable clothes on a warm summer day. Others enjoy the challenge of placing a small ball in a small cup using a stick. In Cursed to Golf, coming to PC and Switch in 2022 from developer Chuhai Labs, you golf to escape an eternity in golf purgatory.…
I was extremely excited to play Riders Republic, an upcoming action sports game about defying gravity in the American backcountry. Then I played the beta. I am no longer excited to play Riders Republic.
Doom changed everything in 1993, and the tech behind Doom would go on to power countless mods, fan games, and full commercial releases. However, as always, time marches forward and what was once cutting edge becomes yesterday’s news. Yet, right now in 2021, a small group of devs is toiling away on a new game, Selaco,…
Suiting up as a mercenary member of the Gemini II squad to dive into a mine crawling with alien creatures to harvest precious Viridium sounds sounds right off the back of an ancient cartridge box. That's definitely by design, because B.I.O.T.A is a Metroidvania 'em up with a rather retro face. It's also a shooter with some nice modern concessions like manual saves and teleportation escapes for those of us who have nightmares about the platformers of yore. You can take a shot at it in Biota's demo before it launches in full later this year.
"Life finds a way." With dinosaurs on the loose in the United States, Jurassic World Evolution 2 fully embraces Ian Malcolm's famous warning. We're going to learn what life is like living among these thunder lizards.
A new rule being introduced by the The National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA), China’s online watchdog, is looking to curb what the government feels is a growing “gaming addiction among young people.”
It was announced a while back that the Resident Evil franchise was getting a live-action movie reboot, and this time around, it’d go for a scarier, grittier take than what we’d seen from the Paul Anderson movies. The first images for the movie, dubbed Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, are officially out and you know what? They don’t look awful.
According to an interview with IGN, film director Johannes Roberts stated that Welcome to Raccoon City was “all about returning to the games and creating a movie that was much more a horror movie than the sort of sci-fi action of the previous films.” Roberts was heavily inspired by the Resident Evil 2 remake and wanted to capture the atmosphere and tone of that game, which resulted in a movie that felt “dark and grimy.”
You can check out the first images down below, which feature Kaya Scodelario (star of Skins UK series 1, 2, and Skins Fire) as Claire Redfield, and Avan Jogia as Leon Kennedy in their iconic outfits from the second game. We also get a glimpse of Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine in a beautiful looking shot of the Spencer Mansion, and a shot of Lisa Trevor.