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Today Atlus released its daily trailer of the upcoming JRPG Soul Hackers 2, focusing on one of the locations that will be featured in the game.

This time we get to take a look at COMP Smith. As the name suggests, it’s a store where you can upgrade your COMPs, which are basically the main weapons and summoning devices in the game.

Like most daily trailers, we also get the daily horoscope, which sees Capricorn at the top of the fortune ranking and Gemini at the bottom. Looks like it’s my lucky day today.

You can check the video out below.

Soul Hackers 2 releases for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC (Steam and Windows Store) on August 26, just one day after the Japanese launch on August 25.

Developer Vic Game Studios released a couple of new trailers of the upcoming Black Clover Mobile game.

The first trailer reveals a the game’s rendition of a popular character who will be an NPC in the game, Sister Lily Aquaria.

We also take a look at one of the familiar environments of the game, which is of course Hage Village, reproduced in detail including the Grimoire Tower.

Since we missed them when they were released (nobody’s perfect) we’re also including more recent trailers including Asta, Yuno, and their skills.

You can watch them all below.

The official Twitter account for the Splatoon series has been casually dropping minor news via the Squid Research Lab for the upcoming Splatoon 3 game, and today it revealed something a bit more major. A brand new multiplayer map has been announced, and it’s called Mincemeat Metalworks.

Mincemeat Metalworks is a facility made from scrap metal in order to produce even more scrap metal. The reveal explains how there used to be a sea at the location that evaporated. The setting makes sense for Splatoon 3’s apparent apocalyptic plot.

You can get a glimpse of what the Mincemeat Metalworks stage looks like in the reveal tweet below.

Japan loves Pokemon, so it isn’t surprising that the popular critters are used to advertise pretty much everything, from whole prefectures to airports and airlines.

This time around, the administration of Miyazaki Bouganvillea Airport in the southern island of Kyushu have decided to go big with a massive life-sized statue of an Alolan Exeggutor.

If you’re familiar with the pokemon in question, you probably know this is no small feat, as an Alolan Exeggutor is nearly 11 meters tall (10.9m or 35.75 feet).

The statue portraying the massive dragon and grass pokemon has been placed in the airport’s main hall where its leaves at the top reach all the way up to the third floor.

You can check it out below to see how impressive it looks, courtesy of Twitter users 【公式】ポケモン情報局, メイト, 3XXXとりぷるえっくす, and 実生（ミオ）.

Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course DLC on Nintendo Switch

It’s been almost five years since Studio MDHR debuted its eye-catchingly unique 1930s’-inspired Walt Disney and Fleischer Studios-era action-platformer. Snapping up numerous awards, accolades, and critical acclaim back in 2017, Cuphead went on to become an uber-popular indie hit. Now, with the team’s latest, much-anticipated expansion The Delicious Last Course finally here, is it the closing swansong that the titular hero deserves? Or is it a stodgy dessert that will give you the squits? Well, we can 100% confirm right now that it’s definitely not the latter. Phew!

Much like its title suggests, The Delicious Last Course serves as a welcome palate cleanser following the anarchic, balls-to-the-wall action of the original, and whisks players away to a brand new island brimming with nefarious bosses that are hellbent on seeing you pushing up the virtual daisies.

The story is a simple one: our brotherly duo, Cuphead and Mugman, are determined to help out an ol’ pal of theirs, Ms. Chalice, by bringing her back from the dead. Thing is, they need to cook a magical recipe in order for her to cross back over to the other side. This involves setting sail to an unexplored island and — yep, you guessed it — wreaking havoc on the local flora and fauna.

If you’re not sure how to get Earth Crystals in Stardew Valley, then here’s what you need to know. Earth Crystals are a type of Mineral in Stardew Valley which are used for crafting, gifting, and more. The game has a ton of materials for you to collect and knowing how to get every one of them can be a hard task. So, here we will explain how you can easily get your hands on some Earth Crystals.

How to Get Stardew Valley Earth Crystals

The mines are the best place to find and farm Earth Crystals in Stardew Valley. You can get Earth Crystals in levels 1-29 of the mine. They spawn from floors 1 to 39, and can even be obtained from killing Duggies, which spawn on levels 1-29. You can also get them from Geodes and Omni Geodes.

Mages released another trailer of its upcoming game Alice Gear Aegis CS: Concerto of Simulatrix.

The trailer showcases mainly three of the actresses featured in the game, who are also among the most popular and visible in Alice Gear Aegis, Rei Takanashi, Kaede Agatsuma & Rin Himukai.

They’re showcased in a variety of dialogue scenes and outfits.

As usual, the video appears to be recorded from the Nintendo Switch of the game, as shown by the button prompts at the bottom of the screen.

You can check out the trailers below.

Stardew Valley has tons of different fish that can be caught in its seas, lakes, ponds and rivers. The Perch is one such fish that you can catch and not only is it a convenient source of money (G) to help you fund your various farming upgrades, but it can also be used in combination with Cloth to create the Fishing Vest at the Sewing Machine. Here’s where to catch Perch in Stardew Valley.

Stardew Valley Perch Locations

Perch can only be caught in Winter in the following locations:

• Cindersap Forest Pond
• Mountain Lake
• River

We’ve marked these locations on the map below.

If you need one quickly, it can also be found in Garbage Cans during the Winter season.

Bandai Namco released two more characters trailer of its upcoming fighting game JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R.

While during the weekend we saw a trailer focusing on the trio of Stone Ocean, today we get two more dedicated specifically to Jolyne Cujoh and F.F.

Of course, we also get to see Jolyne’s stand Stone Free in action and F.F.’s stand form, Foo Fighters.

Having a deep understanding of map layouts is majorly important in any tactical shooter, and Valorant is no exception. Given the game only has eight of them, and now just seven since the removal of Split, learning every nook and cranny is a big part of improving your game sense and performance. Those who play Valorant regularly should know all of them like the back of their hands. But do you? Faced with a Valorant map quiz, could you identify them based on tiny images from random places? Let’s find out.

Here, we’ve compiled a dozen images from obscure locations across Valorant’s different maps, and we’re challenging you to name which map they’re from. Some should be fairly easy to recognize, while others will be much harder. We’ll assign an appropriate rank to you depending on how many you can name! Good luck.

Wondering how to get Truffles in Stardew Valley? Then, we’ve got just the guide for you. The Truffle is a rare mushroom in Stardew Valley and can be used to produce truffle oil, which can then be sold in exchange for vast sums of money. However, before any of that, you will first need to get your hands on Truffle. Here’s how you can easily do this.

How to Get Stardew Valley Truffles

It’s pretty easy to get Truffles in Stardew Valley. You can get Truffles in Stardew Valley by releasing an adult Pig (which needs a Deluxe Barn). The pig will search for the truffle, which will be dropped on the ground every day. But how do you get pigs? 

That’s simple, too. All you need to do is build a barn, then upgrade it twice until it’s a Deluxe Barn. Now, simply buy a pig from Marnie’s ranch for 16,000g. Once that pig reaches the adult stage, it’ll search for truffles outside as long as you keep it fed and happy. Also, make sure the pigs have a terrain without paths or other objects on it. 

Pigs will not find truffles in the winter (or when it’s raining), though, so that’s a good time to purchase baby piglets and raise them to adulthood. If everything goes alright, pigs will produce a truffle every day. Those who have bonded well and have higher friendship levels might possibly find more than one truffle per day. 

Apart from pigs which are the primary source of getting Truffles in Stardew Valley, you might occasionally find the traveling cart selling a truffle for the price of 1,875g at the lowest, and 3,125g at the highest. You can not only make truffle oil using truffles but also donate one. 

One of the joys in gaming is wanting to wrap yourself in nostalgia and throw on a game from a past console that you used to spend hours on. For some titles, the multiplayer servers still exist. Though, there are 15 Ubisoft games that will be losing their multiplayer access right on Sept. 1.

Ubisoft gives further details about what exactly will be unavailable with the server closures. In most cases, it simply makes multiplayer on online features unavailable. However, in the case of several PC titles, you’ll be losing a little bit more. “Additionally, the installation and access to downloadable content (DLC) will be unavailable.”

For the list below, it only applies to the original releases of these titles, servers for remasters will remain open for the time being. The affected games are on PC, Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii U.

• Anno 2070
• Assassin’s Creed II
• Assassin’s Creed 3
• Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood
• Assassin’s Creed Liberation HD
• Assassin’s Creed Revelations
• Driver San Francisco
• Far Cry 3
• Ghost Recon Future Soldier
• Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands
• Rayman Legends
• Silent Hunter 5
• Space Junkies
• Splinter Cell: Blacklist
• ZombiU

The case of Space Junkies is a little unique, “as a multiplayer only title, you will be unable to play the game going forward.” Those who want to enjoy the game will have until September when it will become unplayable.

We all know that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, but did you know that writing reams of text in a fictitious video game can also have similar consequences?

Well, thanks to Reddit user lfatalframel, we now have evidence which suggests that penning the world-building lore in The Medium may’ve seriously rubbed one writer up the wrong way. Specifically, the aforementioned Reddit user discovered an in-game magazine with the ramblings of what seem like a madman.

Want proof? Check it out for yourself down below:

Stardew Valley throws random quests at you to complete so that you can have a respite between the banalities of day to day farm life. One of these is from Linus, the Pelican Town homeless person that lost his blackberry basket. You’ll have that basket back for him in no time. Here’s where Linus’ basket is in Stardew Valley.

Unfortunately, Linus himself gives no word on where the basket could be, because he doesn’t remember. Fortunately, what Linus can’t tell you, we can!

You’ll first receive the message in your mailbox about Linus’ basket on the Fall 8 in Year 1. Once you’ve read the message, you can then proceed to track down his missing item.

How to Find Linus’ Basket in Stardew Valley (Where Linus’ Basket Is)

Linus’ basket can be found by the side of the road near the tunnel in the Backwoods area.

From your farm, head east. This will lead you to the bus stop area where you’re going to want to walk onto the actual road and then follow it west.

Head down the road and off-screen to the left will lead you to another area where, upon reaching the end of the road, you will find the basket laying off the side. Grab it when you’re there!

Here’s a picture of the specific area in Stardew Valley, in case it helps you.

Here are things to do after beating Zelda Breath of the Wild (endgame & post game content). After you’ve saved Hyrule once more in Breath of the Wild, you may be wondering what else you should do.

1. Complete All 120 Shrines

Things to Do After Beating Zelda Breath of the Wild

Just because you’ve saved Hyrule once more in Breath of the Wild, doesn’t mean that Link can put his feet up and enjoy a well-earned rest.

After all, chances are that you’ve still got a fair few Shrines you still haven’t found, let alone solved yet.

There are 120 Shrines in total in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, each with a puzzle for you to solve.

Each is distinctly different and will require you to make use of the different Runes that Link has available to him after the first hour or so of the game.

HoYoverse has kicked off a new Genshin Impact web event called Bouncing Blobby Slimes, which runs from July 4, 2022, to July 10, 2022. The primary objective of the players during this event is to help Slime jump across rock platforms until it reaches the end of the map. Doing so will reward players with Blob coins that can eventually be exchanged with rewards. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the Genshin Impact Bouncing Blobby Slimes event.

Similar to many other multiplayer games, Valorant features a level system that indicates a player’s experience. By default, the level is displayed on each player’s banner and is publically visible to those in the same lobby. However, the game offers the option to hide it if you ever choose. For those not familiar with the process, here’s how to hide your account level in Valorant.

How To Hide Your Account Level in Valorant

The entire process of hiding one’s account level is pretty straightforward. To hide your account level in Valorant, all you need to do is take the following steps:

The Kingdom Hearts series offers a vast number of characters for you to meet, all of whom are compelling and bring something fun to the table. So, many people may ask, “Why does this character deserve a game dedicated to them when there are all these other characters that could get one?”

It’s a fair question, but one that I believe can be answered primarily due to how Kairi has been positioned to be in a spot that screams prime opportunity for an entire Kingdom Hearts entry dedicated to her journey.

As should be expected, there are significant spoilers for the series all the way up to the most recent release, Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory.

The Zombies mode has become a bit of a fan-favorite in Call of Duty games ever since its inception in World at War all those years ago. Fast forward to 2020, and Call of Duty Mobile Zombies has been giving players the chance to take down the undead on-the-go, no matter where they are.

How to Play Zombies in CoD Mobile

When Zombies is available in CoD Mobile, you can start searching for a game and playing by following the steps below:

Two years since its global release, and War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius has just passed the 12 million mark in terms of downloads. To celebrate, there will be plenty of login bonuses to look forward to this week, and new players just jumping in now will also have a good chance of rerolling their accounts for the new Wind element unit, Sadali Crysthea.

First off, Sadali Crysthea is one of the more prominent figures in the ongoing War of the Visions story. He’ll be added to the character roster this week, and as expected, he’ll also have a rate-up banner. Here’s a brief look at his kit:

• Crystallite Reckoning: Raises own Magic Attack Res Piercing Rate, then deals Dmg (L) to target based on caster’s MAG stat and chance of inflicting Charm for 3 turns and additional effect: raises ATK/MAG while charmed
• Rush Not Thy Fate: Deals Dmg (M) to targets within range based on caster’s MAG stat and lowers CT (M) and lowers AGI for 1 turn
• Sacred Sacrament: Raises all Elemental Res of allies within area around self and bestows status removal (AP Auto-Restore/Additional Dmg effect) to attacks for 3 turns

Coinciding with Sadali’s release is a new 70-cost UR Vision Card, called Culmination. Here are the details:

The Thronespire is the newest single-player dungeon in the Lost Ark June update. Similar to the other dungeons, players’ primary objective is to work through a plentitude of floors in Lost Ark Thronespire to get rewards like Guardian Stone Crystals, gem chests, Applied Welding, and more. Since it’s one of the newest additions to the game, many players are having a hard time completing its levels. With that in mind, we’ve got you covered with the complete breakdown of the Lost Ark Thronespire dungeon.

How to Start Lost Ark Thronespire and its Requirements

To start Thronespire in Lost Ark, players will need to find its entrance which is scattered across almost all the major cities in the game. But before that, you must meet a certain set of requirements to be eligible for the Thronespire dungeon:

• Must have completed the main quest of Punika.
• Requires item level 1325 and a combat level of 50.
• Must have completed the Towards Power quest.

Once you fulfill these requirements, you’re all set to face off a variety of opponents. After starting the dungeon, you will encounter a bunch of regular monsters, which are fairly easy to defeat. As you keep progressing through floors, the monsters will become stronger.

Wondering if you should use the Phantom or Vandal in Valorant and which rifle is best? Here’s a quiz to help you decide!

Consistent updates have seen Valorant’s meta shift and change over the years since its launch, but there’s one aspect of the game which has stayed constant: the eternal debate over which of its rifles is best. Are you a Phantom player or do you prefer the Vandal? The struggle to determine the answer never seems to end.

Well, now there is! Enter Twinfinite’s foolproof, super-accurate 10-question quiz, which has an incredibly impressive success rate in deciding whether the Phantom or the Vandal is the best option for the three people we tested it on…

I’m kidding. It’s definitely not foolproof, and my honest take as an Immortal 2+ Valorant player with thousands of hours playing Competitive, scrims, tournaments, and an unhealthy obsession with Valorant esports is that sometimes no matter what your role or typical preference between the two rifles is, sometimes one just feels better than the other. There’s no explaining it. And in an FPS game, you should always go with what makes you feel as though you have a better chance of popping off.

Still, that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few good rules to go by in helping you make a decision as to which weapon is your go-to between the two. These questions are designed to narrow down your decision and offer some direction, and just to have some fun too… because fun is always good. Enjoy!

Among the most popular entertainment franchises of all time, Star Wars is beloved by a fanbase that spans nearly half a decade. The franchise is full of compelling characters, each with their own distinct personalities.

Indeed, there are literally generations of nerds who have been dressing up as their favorite characters long before cosplaying was even cool, let alone a hot ticket to internet stardom and a passive income lucrative enough to have Jabba the Hut wearing a Princess Leia bikini.

But if we peeled off the Jar Jar Binks bodysuits and remove the Storm Trooper bucket helmets of those most dedicated aficionados, who truly resides underneath?

Would you really be the universe’s last Jedi if you were thrown onto Hoth’s icy plains with nothing but the gooey insides of a deceased Tauntaun to keep you warm?

Well, we’re here to find out with our latest quiz, so let’s get to it.

(All images via Disney)

Dislyte is one of the bigger mobile game releases of the year from Farlight and Lilith Games, and it’s certainly made a splash for itself by boasting an incredibly unique art style and very diverse cast of characters. The developers have just dropped a new trailer for the game, showing off three new Espers coming in the next update, along with a brand new game mode that looks a lot like a raid-style event with potential co-op elements.

You can check out the trailer down below:

The three new units are as follows:

• Azure Dragon: Xiao Yin (Flow, 4-star)
• Ullr: Aurelius (Flow, 4-star)
• Amunet: Zora (Flow, 5-star)

The reveal of the three new Espers alone is already exciting, as the current meta is currently dominated by a lot of Inferno Espers, whereas Wind and Flow Espers have kinda fallen by the wayside, save for a select few standouts. All three new Espers will be Flow-attuned, which will hopefully shake up the meta when the patch does drop.

Today Atlus released another gallery of screenshots and details of the upcoming JRPG Soul Hackers 2.

Deep under the city where the game is set, there is a place named Axis, which Aion uses as its base. There you can interact with Flamma, who represents Aion.

Within Axis you can find the Soul Matrix, a series of dungeons associated with Arrow, Milady, and Cyzo. These dungeons represent their mental state and the deeper Apple connects with them, the deeper they can be explored.

You can use the enemies that appear within the Soul Matrix to grow your party’s powers, while you can also find Vision Quests that will let you explore their past.

You can also receive Orders from Aion, which are basically quests that offer special rewards. When your Soul Level grows above a certain threshold, you’ll be able to acquire Summoner Skills in the Soul Matrix. These have various effects like buffing stats or increasing the power of the Sabbath.

Within the Soul Matrix you can also find extremely powerful enemies that you should avoid unless you’re prepared for a very challenging fight.

Along with the screenshots, we also see artwork of various demons, including the Frost “family.”

You can check them all out below.

It’s long overdue, but it’s time to rank all the mainline Dragon Quest games that have been released so far.

Few game series have the fame and wide spread appeal that Dragon Quest enjoys. An RPG series stretching back three decades with talents the likes of Akira Toriyama tied to its creation and continued innovations, it has entertained gamers for years with tales of chosen heroes overcoming untold evils with the help of lovable party companions. As with any series, though, some entries proved better than others, and we’ve got all 11 mainline entries ranked from fine to phenomenal.

it’s worth noting that this ranking will not include the side and spin-off games like Dragon Quest Builders and Builders II which, while still awesome, aren’t exactly comparable to the big JRPG adventures of the main games.

Today Type-Moon released the first trailer in English of the upcoming remaster of the legendary visual novel Mahoutsukai no Yoru, which is being titled “Which on the Holy Night” officially for the west.

The trailer provides a look at the cast of characters and a glimpse of the story, but it also showcases the English localization (which was confirmed a while ago) for the first time.

Interestingly, we also get a “This Winter” release window, which may mean that the western release may not be exactly at the same time as the Japanese one. That being said, it has to be close considering that the game launches in Japan on December 8.

The platforms as the same as Japan, PS4 and Nintendo Switch, and we also get a glimpse of a Mature ESRB rating, which isn’t very surprising given the game’s themes.

You can watch it below.

f you’re unfamiliar with Mahoutsukai no Yoru, which translates as “The night of the witches” (“Witch on the Holy Night” is the official subtitle of the Japanese version) is a visual novel released in 2012 by Type-Moon, known for creating the ultra-popular Fate series.

Preparation is always useful when it comes to most things, and the same goes for Wordle as well. Rather than just wild guesses, why not take a more measured approach in playing the game? In this guide, we’ll go through all of the 5-letter words with V in the middle to give you a good idea of where to start and aid you on the quest to maintain your streak.

Note that the following list of words has been tested and will work in Wordle. However, if you spot any missing or incorrect words, please inform us via the comments below so we can take a look at the list and update it if necessary.

Make the most of your six guesses in Wordle to help you eliminate unwanted letters and get on the right track to the answer for the day. In this guide, we’ll go through all of the 5-letter words with E as the second and fourth letter to give you a good idea of where to start and aid you on the quest to maintain your streak.

Note that the following list of words has been tested and will work in Wordle. However, if you spot any missing or incorrect words, please inform us via the comments below so we can take a look at the list and update it if necessary.

The Genshin Impact 2.8 Livestream showcased many new events, challenges, and its latest character. Since there are many things to unpack, we’ll break down everything that’s coming up in Genshin Impact 2.8. So, let’s go over everything you can expect from this update.

Genshin Impact 2.8 Livestream Patch Notes & Preview

During the Genshin Impact Version 2.8 livestream, fans of the game got an exclusive look at patch notes and previews. Find out what the fantasy game has planned out for the next launch.

Wondering how much money you’ve spent in Valorant? Although the game is entirely free-to-play, it offers plenty of purchase options for players looking to nab some unique weapon skins or speed up the process of unlocking a new character. If you’re looking to see how much you’ve spent in Valorant, Twinfinite has you covered below.

Checking Your Purchase History in Valorant

The simplest way to see your purchase history in Valorant is to use this official support page for doing so. After visiting the link, simply follow these steps to see how much you’ve spent in Valorant:

1. Click the red “Log In” button.
2. Log in with your Riot Games account information. This will redirect you back to the support page.
3. Click the red “Get My Purchase History” button.

After a brief wait, the page will display every transaction you’ve made on that particular Riot Games account in Valorant, including the amount, the payment method, and the date/time the transaction took place. Above the list in bold is the total amount you’ve spent on Valorant with all of the transactions added together.

Can You See How Much You’ve Spent In Valorant Itself?

As of right now, there is unfortunately no in-game equivalent for checking purchase history, meaning the above support page is the only option for seeing your Valorant purchases in a tidy list.

The annual Summer Games Done Quick speedrunning marathon ended on Sunday morning and has raised over $3 million for charity. The weeklong event received over 42,000 donations totaling $3.01 million for the Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières organization, though a few late bids have increased the total since then.

This would mark the third-highest donation total in the organization’s history with the Awesome Games Done Quick 2022 marathon setting the record at $3.4 million earlier this year, followed by the Awesome Games Done Quick 2020 event at over $3.1 million raised.

Summer Games Done Quick 2022 was the first event to be held in-person after the COVID-19 pandemic shut down most operations starting in 2020. The last event to be held in-person was AGDQ 2020, and all events held after were online-only.

SGDQ 2022 had over 130 runs of various games such as Tunic, Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Minecraft, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach, and more. There was also a Super Mario Sunshine run that seemingly ended in disaster, but bounced back with a flurry of donations and support from the community. Complete runs can be watched from the Games Done Quick YouTube channel.

Today Atlus released its daily trailer of the upcoming JRPG Soul Hackers 2, focusing on one of the demons that will be featured in the game.

This time we get to take a look at Fafnir, another classic Megami Tensei demons that also appeared in the recent Shin Megami Tensei V.

Like most daily trailers, we also get the daily horoscope, which sees Sagittarius at the top of the fortune ranking and Aries at the bottom.

You can check the video out below.

Soul Hackers 2 releases for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC (Steam and Windows Store) on August 26, just one day after the Japanese launch on August 25.

Mages released a couple of new trailers of its upcoming game Alice Gear Aegis CS: Concerto of Simulatrix.

The first trailer showcases another look at the extensive customization suite included in the game, on top of a few seconds of battle gameplay.

The second trailer focuses on dialogue scenes, letting us meet some of the actresses featured in the game.

If you’re wondering, both videos appear to be recorded from the Nintendo Switch of the game, as shown by the button prompts at the bottom of the screen.

You can check out the trailers below.

Today third-party developers shared new screenshots of upcoming Microsoft Flight Simulator add-ons, including a much-anticipated aircraft and three airports.

We finally get to see screenshots of the cockpits of the AccuSim Piper PA-24-250 Comanche by acclaimed developer A2A Simulations.

The developer mentioned that the screenshots were taken straight from the simulator without any processing. The folks at A2A are “working around the clock to make this the very best airplane we’ve ever made in every aspect, physical, visual, and aural.”

The aircraft is not in beta yet, but “progress is moving quicker and quicker every day.”

The Japanese website Dengeki Online hosted new gameplay of the upcoming JRPG by Nihon Falcom The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki II – Crimson Sin.

The gameplay showcases returning character Renne Bright in action, followed by a look at more combat, Mare’s hacking minigame, and fishing.

You can check it out below.

The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki II – Crimson Sin will launch in Japan for PS5 and PS4 on September 29. If you’d like to see more, you can enjoy more recent gameplay and an English trailer that unfortunately doesn’t indicate an English localization for now, and the latest trailer from Japan.

At the moment, this highly-anticipated JRPG has not been announced for the west and the same goes for The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki (which has recently been announced for PS5 and PC in Japan).

Square Enix has revealed the release date of the upcoming tactics JRPG the DioField Chronicle, which was announced earlier this year.

The reveal was made during a broadcast hosted by the Japanese YouTube channel Wasyagana TV and mentions a local release date on September 22 for all platforms besides Steam, which will be on September 23. This usually means that the western release will fall on September 23.

The game is coming for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. It’s likely that we’ll get confirmation of the western release date in the next few days.

Perhaps the most exciting part of the broadcast is that the hosts (Mafia Kajita and Yuichi Nakamura) showcased a ton of gameplay, providing a much more extensive look at The DioField Chronicle compared to what we were given the chance to see thus far.

In total, we get to see over an hour of gameplay, including battles and cutscenes, and the game certainly looks interesting.

Incidentally, the version displayed is the one for PS5, in case you were wondering.

You can watch it for yourself below.

Today Genshin Impact developer HoYoverse followed up yesterday’s reveal of version 2.8 with another new trailer.

This time around, we get to see the two new outfits that will be introduced with the update coming on July 13.

The first will be an event reward for Fischl. While her overall silhouette remains similar, her color scheme changes to blue and white and she even gets a new hairstyle.

The second is for Diluc, giving him a definitely more aggressive look and different animations and effects. This one will be purchasable via microtransaction.

You can check out both in the trailer below.

Today Aniplex and Viz Media released a new trailer of the upcoming final arc of the Bleach anime, Thousand-Year Blood War.

We get to see several well-known characters from the series as they gather to face this apocalyptic last battle.

As we already know, the series will air in October 2022, as announced last year at Jump Festa in Tokyo.

You can watch the trailer below and see if it gets you pumped for the upcoming anime.

The original Bleach manga by Tite Kubo (who recently worked on the character design of the latest Sakura Wars game) debuted in 2001, then sparking an anime series, theatrical releases, and even a live-action movie.

Of course, the massively popular franchise also appeared in plenty of additional kinds of media, including video games, light novels, and even stage plays.

Ten years have passed since the end of the original Bleach anime, so it’ll be nice to reconnect with Ichigo Kurosaki, Rukia, and the other characters of the popular series.

Today Spike Chunsoft hosted its panel at Anime Expo in Los Angeles and had a couple of interesting reveals for fans of Mages’ Science Adventure visual novel franchise.

First of all, Anonymous;Code is officially coming to North America and Europe for PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam.

This took quite some time since the game was announced all the way back in 2015 (at some point, it was supposed to come on PS Vita) and after numerous delays, it’s finally releasing in Japan this month. It’ll hit the western markets in 2023 and a Steelbook Launch Edition will be available.

Below you can check out the announcement trailer, a message from producer Tatsuya Matsubara, and an official description directly from Spike Chunsoft.