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Call of Duty Zombies: How to Pack-A-Punch in the Die Maschine Easter Egg
Why Diablo Immortal's Alpha Was a Hell of a Good Time
Meaty Combat
Diablo Immortal’s moment to moment combat feels great. Diablo III was already best in class when it came to punchy combat; there was nothing quite like hitting an enemy so hard its skeleton was ejected from its body. Immortal has similarly potent animations and meaty sound effects. And crucially, the actual mechanics of controlling your character with a touch screen are fine. I’ve never liked virtual analogue sticks or virtual buttons, but it really didn’t take long to adapt to Diablo Immortal’s controls.Fighting Game Community Organizers Introduce Code of Conduct to Combat Harassment, Abuse
A collective of community volunteers have written the Fighting Game Community Code Of Conduct.
New Pokemon Snap Release Date and the Big Bowser's Fury Reveal - NVC 543
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Axiom Verge Gets Its First Free Update Six Years After Release
The (Mostly) Complete History of the PS4
PlayStation 4’s dominance this past generation could not have been more of a 180 from Sony’s struggle during the PS3 era. From minute one, Sony not only announced what the PS4’s impressive seven-year run would be about - games, first and foremost - but also found ways to leapfrog ahead of the Xbox One, which stumbled out of the gate and lost the momentum it Microsoft enjoyed during the reign of the Xbox 360.
Immortals Fenyx Rising: Find Collectibles and More With Our Interactive Map
Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War and Warzone Get New Maps, More, in Major Update
Sonic the Hedgehog Is Now a Playable Character in Puyo Puyo Tetris 2
Ubisoft's Riders Republic Delayed
Hey Riders, In September, we gave you a first look at our massive multiplayer playground in Riders Republic. We promised an action-packed outdoor sports park, filled with all-out mass races with more than 50 fellow Riders on next-gen consoles, a variety of diverse activities, and insane stunts. We can’t wait to have you traverse our vibrant world and live out your own Rider’s fantasy. Today, we want to let you know that we have made the decision to move our release to later this year. This additional time will allow our passionate team to deliver the best fun fueled experience to our players. Thank you so much for your support and understanding. Stay safe and get ready to join the madness of riders republic soon! -The Riders Republic Dev TeamAs revealed during Riders Republic's September announcement, the extreme sports outing is from Ubisoft Annecy, the studio behind Steep and is set across seven different U.S. national parks and other landmarks brought together into an open world.
GTA Online: Claim Double Survival Rewards, Kosatka Submarine Upgrade Discounts
Resident Evil Village: First Gameplay Reveal Showcase Announced
Don’t miss the #REShowcase on January 21st at 2:00 PM Pacific! Join Resident Evil producers and our host, Brittney Brombacher (@BlondeNerd), on a guided tour of Resident Evil Village, including a new trailer, first-ever gameplay, and more Resident Evil news! pic.twitter.com/aaZGPfE9cA
Assassin's Creed Valhalla's Mysterious Isu Language Has Been Translated By Fans
New Pokémon Snap: April Release Date Announced
Bowser's Fury Is a Short, Action-Packed, Free-Roaming Mario Adventure
Nioh 2 Complete Edition PC Features Detailed
Super Nintendo World Opening Indefinitely Delayed
Ubisoft Massive's Star Wars Game Job Listings Hint at Game Details
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The Future of Star Wars Games Is Bright
ESO Delays Expansion Reveal Due to U.S. Presidential Inauguration
Cyberpunk 2077 Next-Gen Update Will be Released in the 'Second Half' of 2021
Steam in 2020: 50 Percent More Hours Played Than in 2019
How Star Wars Games Can Flourish Now That EA Lost Exclusivity
There’s Been an Awakening
Lucasfilm Games revives the pre-LucasArts branding from the ‘80s, and evokes classic adventure games like Indiana Jones, Monkey Island, and Sam and Max.Indiana Jones Trailer Breakdown: Setting, Timeline, and Easter Eggs Explained
Some of the game takes place in October 1937
I downloaded the trailer in HD and have been looking for clues.
Amazon's Lord of the Rings Prequel: The Second Age Explained
The Second Age: The Basics
The fantasy universe created by J.R.R. Tolkien is much bigger than just the events of The Hobbit and The Lord of The Rings. The land of Middle-earth is part of a larger world called Arda.Pokemon Is Working With Katy Perry for Its 25th Anniversary
Hogwarts Legacy Delayed into 2022
Factorio Review
Rags-to-riches survival games are a dime a dozen these days, but Factorio’s wild ambition and open-ended format takes the potential for complexity up several notches. It starts you off as a spaceship crash survivor with only a pickaxe with which to explore its randomly generated 2D planets, but stick with it long enough and you can build all the way up to fighting aliens with tanks and creating manufacturing megastructures in seconds with a personal robot swarm. While it gets a little slow in certain places and its ultra-complex logistics chains can be overwhelming, the rewarding depth that can be extracted from its whirring conveyor belts and steam-belching power plants are worth the trouble.
Little Nightmares 2 Demo Now Available
EA Comments on Making More Star Wars Games After Lucasfilm/Ubisoft Partnership
Today, Lucasfilm Games and Ubisoft Massive announced the two companies are working together on a new open-world, story-driven Star Wars game, and have started a "long-term collaboration". But what does this mean for EA’s multi-year licensing deal on Star Wars games? According to EA, the company will still work with Lucasfilm Games on Star Wars projects "for years to come".
EA released a statement about its future with the Star Wars brand following today’s news that Ubisoft will be working on a brand new Star Wars game with the newly formed Lucasfilm Games.
“We are proud of our long-standing collaboration with Lucasfilm Games, which will continue for years to come,” EA said in a statement. “Our talented teams have created some of the most successful games in the history of the Star Wars franchise, including Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Star Wars: Battlefront, Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes and Star Wars: Squadrons. We love Star Wars and look forward to creating more exciting experiences for players to enjoy.”
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Earlier today, Lucasfilm Games made clear that it would continue to work with EA, and said that there were "a number of projects underway with the talented teams at EA". One of those projects is presumably a sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, after EA made clear that the first game was intended as the start of a new franchise.
Lucasfilm Games Has More Projects to Announce This Year
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury: Photo Mode, Giga Bell Power-Up and New Details Revealed
Super Mario 3D World Snapshot Mode
- Super Mario 3D World now includes a version of Super Mario Odyssey's Snapshot Mode, which allows you to freeze time, adjust the image, and change filters.
- Collectible stamps - previously used for the Wii U Miiverse - are now usable in Snapshot mode, and can be applied to walls in your shots.
Bowser's Fury: New Details
- Bowser's Fury, a full spin-off adventure, takes place in a kingdom of cats, Lake Lapcat, featuring cat-themed enemies, architecture and more.
- You're tasked with collecting Cat Shines spread across the kingdom.
- Bowser Jr. will appear for solo players, aiding the player, but can be controlled by a co-op partner.
Elite Dangerous: Odyssey Expansion Delayed on PC and Console
Open World Star Wars Game in Development at Ubisoft
Ubisoft is working on a story-driven, open world Star Wars game with Lucasfilm Games. The Division developer, Ubisoft Massive will develop the new game. According to Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot, it marks the start of a "long-term collaboration" with Disney.
No other gameplay details have been announced, and Massive is "actively recruiting" for the project. The game will utilise the Snowdrop engine used for the studio’s Division games, and Division 2 director Julian Gerighty will direct this project too. No indication has been given as to whether Massive's Star Wars game would be single or multiplayer, what part of the Star Wars timeline it would be a part of, or when it might be released.
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot did give a small tease to Wired, saying the game will be "an original Star Wars adventure that is different from anything that has been done before." Lucasfilm also told Wired that all Star Wars games would continue to be treated as canon alongside the film TV, book, and comic releases.
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Earlier this week, it was announced that Star Wars games will be brought under a new, single brand called Lucasfilm Games. Yesterday, Lucasfilm Games also announced that MachineGames and Bethesda are working on an Indiana Jones game.
The Elder Scrolls 6 and Starfield 'Aren't Affected' By Todd Howard Producing the Indiana Jones Game
Todd is currently EP on many BGS and other projects, such as the Fallout TV show. His main focus remains Directing the upcoming Starfield and TES6 games, which aren't affected by today's news.
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Todd Howard May Have Teased Bethesda's Indiana Jones Game Months Ago
[poilib element="accentDivider"] Todd Howard may have teased Bethesda's newly-announced Indiana Jones game two months ago. Speaking to Geoff Keighley last November, Todd Howard seemed to have the Ark and Idol from Indiana Jones & The Raiders of the Lost Ark propped up on his bookshelf behind him (as you can see in the tweet below).Just to be clear, this is not anyone "doing" anything. Todd is a lifelong fan of Indiana Jones. He owns a lot of cool Indiana Jones stuff. He's not displaying it for anyone's benefit or because of this announce. He's just a huge fan of Indiana Jones.
— Pete Hines (@DCDeacon) January 12, 2021
This week’s special Zoom guest! Todd Howard! pic.twitter.com/HZWo1ZWa0r