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After a monumentally long wait, Mojang and Microsoft finally released the second part of the Caves & Cliffs update for Minecraft.

The update completes the additions that came back in June, finally completing what was promised back in 2020 and then partly delayed.

The most prominent feature is definitely a complete overhaul of the world generation which will bring much more dramatic caves and mountains to all Minecraft worlds.

You can enjoy it below.

Minecraft is currently available for basically everything with a chip, including PC, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android. There probably are more devices, but I’ve lost track.

We already got a glimpse of what’s coming next year, assuming it’s not delayed.

If you’re unfamiliar with this massively popular game, here’s an official description.

Microsoft just released another trailer dedicated to its massively-anticipated first-person shooter Halo Infinite.

This time around, it’s the launch trailer (even if we’re still over a week away), and it’s all about the campaign, focusing on gameplay and in-game cutscenes.

This follows a series of emotional videos featuring CGI and live-acting including those focusing on Master Chief’s energy shield, the grapple hook, the creation of his exoskeleton.

You can check out the trailer below.

Today Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space developer Wright Flyer Studios reached out with a press release to tease the announcement of a new collaboration.

The collaboration will be with Square Enix, even if the title of the game has not been announced. That being said, the artwork above may provide some hints.

Details will be provided later this week at the beginning of a livestream on December 4 at 9:00 am UTC or 1:00 am PST.

The livestream will star the following:

• Masato Kato (Scenario Writer, Director) 
• Daisuke Takeshima (Director) 
• Takahito Exa (Art Director) 
• Shinwoo Choi (Character Designer)

You can find the livestream embedded below if you want to watch along.

If you’re unfamiliar with Another Eden, it’s a free-to-play JRPG originally released for iOS and Android in 2019 and then on Steam this year. It’s directed by Masato Kato of Chrono Trigger fame and also features music by Yasunori Mitsuda.

Below you can read a brief official description:

Techland’s much-anticipated sequel title, Dying Light 2, is finally ready for prime time following several delays since its announcement back in 2018. The developer has today announced the game has gone gold and is locked in for its release date on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC platform next year, Feb. 4.

“We are very excited about this and now we can truly feel that this is actually happening! After so many years of hard work we are proudly looking forward to the release of Dying Light 2 Stay Human.” said Tymon Smektała, Lead Game Designer.

He continues:

“This is it. The final and crucial moment for us. The game is ready to be manufactured, but we will not slow down. The fact that the game is done and we hit the gold status two months before the release is a great sign but it doesn’t mean that our work ends here. There are still some upgrades and tweaks to add, and community feedback to implement, but the base is solid and ready to play. I’m extremely proud of the whole team!

To celebrate the occasion, Techland is releasing all-new gameplay footage later this week, Dec. 2, in the latest episode of its Dying 2 Know series.

Earlier today, Armature Studio revealed that their former PlayStation exclusive indie title, Where the Heart Leads, would be coming to Steam and Epic Games Store in 2022. Players who get this narrative adventure on PC will also have the benefit of more customization features, including the ability to enhance visuals, improve visibility, increase dialogue font size, and many more quality-of-life touch-ups.

“Where the Heart Leads is about the power of choice,” said Todd Keller, director, Armature Studio. “We’re thrilled to give players more choices for where and how to experience Whit’s journey, a relatable story about where our choices in life take us. Are we the masters of our own fates, or does fate have other plans in store?

For anyone who has never heard of Where the Heart Leads and is interested, you can check out the official description below.

Shape the life of family man Whit Anderson as he tumbles through time and witnesses the most important moments of his life. With the chance to do it all over again, what would you change?

Pick from hundreds of choices en route to dozens of possible endings. Make decisions with a rippling impact on the small town of Carthage and its eclectic characters, each memorable and rich with personality. Change each chapter of a script rivaling the biggest triple-A RPGs, navigating the throes of young love, the uncertainty of parenthood, and what we leave behind in our final days.  

Today Bethesda released a new video about Starfield, its upcoming sci-fi game coming next year.

The video stars game director Todd Howard, studio director Angela Browder and art director Matt Carofano as they discuss the upcoming game.

On top of looking to the future, they also talk about the studio’s past, and how it influences the direction taken with Starfield.

You can watch it below.

Starfield will release on Nov. 11, 2022, for Xbox and PC. It will also launch on Xbox Game Pass at the same time as at retail. You can also check out a recent video featuring the game’s lore, the trailer from E3, some more details shared by Todd Howard himself, and a tease of the soundtrack.

Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy remake hasn’t enjoyed the smoothest of launches, to put it mildly. The updated character models and the techniques that have been implemented to issue graphical improvements across the board have resulted in a game that looks… different, and not in a good way.

Exacerbating the issue, a huge number of bugs and glitches have rendered the experience a bit of a nightmare to play, and so it’s no wonder the developer has been quick to release updates in order to at least try and rectify the issues.

Today, that continues with a new title update for all three games in the trilogy across PlayStation, Xbox, and PC platforms. The same update for the trilogy’s Switch version is expected in the coming days.

As you’ll see below, the number of fixes is substantial, which is both pleasing to see but perhaps raises question marks as to whether the compilation was ready for release in the first place. The most notable changes seem to relate to the new rain effects, which are generally excessive and often spill into areas they shouldn’t.

Here’s the full list of changes via Rockstar Games’ official patch notes:

General – PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC

Earlier this week, it was confirmed that the Cody and Brandi Rhodes-led AEW reality drama Rhodes to the Top has been renewed for a second season on TNT. The show was announced back in March of this year, with six hour-long episodes following the couples’ personal lives and the backstage issues surrounding the rise of the hottest wrestling promotion in the industry, All Elite Wrestling.

An official description of the reality show can be seen down below:

Coming to TNT, Rhodes to the Top will take viewers behind-the-scenes as the powerhouse couple manage their ever-busier lives inside and outside the ring, all the while surrounded by a colorful and often hilarious motley crew of wrestlers, family and friends who both support and test them at every turn. Married in 2013, Cody and Brandi have been on an unprecedented path to wrestling greatness, but will now face their newest and possibly biggest challenge yet.

This news comes by way of well-known wrestling journalist David Meltzer, with F4W Online corroborating the report. According to the site, Rhodes to the Top averaged 360,000 viewers and a .15 rating in the 18-49 demo, though rotating time slots of Saturdays instead of Wednesday following Dynamite may have affected viewership.

While there isn’t an exact release date in mind for Rhodes to the Top season 2 on TNT, fans should keep an eye out for more news regarding the AEW reality show at some point soon.

Halo Infinite’s gameplay is receiving glowing praise from critics and fans alike following its launch earlier this month, but the slow and grindy nature of its battle pass progression has been the subject of some controversy.

To its credit, 343 Industries has been quick to recognize the problem and offer XP payouts simply for playing games, rather than having to tick off daily and weekly quests. Still, though, the battle pass has proved slow going, and so today the developer has announced plans to boost daily XP.

343’s community manager, John Junyszek, has outlined a new first-six-game XP boost that the team believes will help to rectify the issue in Twitter thread. Following an update that is expected to release later today, players will earn the following XP tiers across their first six games:

• 1st Game = 300XP
• 2nd Game = 200XP
• 3rd Game = 200XP
• 4th Game = 100XP
• 5th Game = 100XP
• 6th Game = 100XP
• 7th+ Game = 50XP

Junyszek signed off by highlighting that the team is aware that many players “want even larger changes” and that the team is “committed to doing so” moving forward.

Some have pointed out in the replies that XP boosts for performance within games would be a welcome addition to the new changes, while others highlight that the descending XP bonus still incentivizes players to purchase XP boosters. It will be interesting to see how 343 further hones BP progression moving forward; keep in mind the game is still officially a beta.

Rocket League Sideswipe, Psyonix’s new mobile game, is officially out now on iOS and Android across the world. This is a 1v1 free-to-play game based on the company’s wildly successful car soccer game Rocket League.

Sideswipe was announced earlier this year and began to roll out to a small number of Oceania countries within the past few weeks. Now, everyone worldwide with a compatible device can join in on the fun.

You’ll want to get in on the action as soon as possible—the Pre-Season has already begun.

Throughout the Pre-Season period, you’ll be able to start practicing the mechanics of the game while unlocking customization items.

Square Enix has revealed a perhaps small but very interesting detail about the upcoming Endwalker expansion of Final Fantasy XIV.

The reveal, made on Instagram, showcases ribbons, which have been a traditional item in Final Fantasy game for a long time.

They also look extremely cute, as you can see from the images below. There are only a few days left before we can finally experience Endwalker for ourselves.

Today Nexon released a brand new trailer of the upcoming fighting game DNF Duel, inspired by the Dungeon Fighter franchise (also known as Dungeon & Fighter in Korea).

The trailer focuses on one of the available characters, the Inquisitor, showing off her rather flashy gameplay in action.

As usual, it may feel rather familiar to fans of Arc System Works’ games. This shouldn’t be a surprise for anyone since Nexon hired the popular Japanese fighting game developer to create the game. The previous trailer featuring the Berserker gives the same feeling.

You can check it out and see for yourself below.

Dungeon Fighter Online is quite popular worldwide (admittedly a lot more in Asia than in the west) and the game has social media accounts in English, so we might certainly expect a western release.

Dungeon Fighter Online is one of the most played games in the world if you look at actual revenue, so it was pretty much a matter of time for it to expand to other genres and markets.

Last week, we saw the release of the Everyone Is Here update for Dead Cells on PC. This big update adds weapons and skins from games like Hollow Knight, Skul: The Hero Slayer, Hyper Light Drifter, and Blasphemous. And the best part of this whole thing? It’s available to all players for free.

You can check out the trailer for yourself down below:

Console players can now enjoy the new content as well, as it’s just been added to Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch. The Switch version, in particular, has seen a remarkable improvement in gameplay performance since the original launch a few years back. It now runs at a pretty stable 60fps, and you can’t go wrong with any of the platforms this game is on.

The update lets you dress up as iconic characters like the Knight from Hollow Knight, and even lets you use some of their iconic moves like the pogo jump with the Nail weapon. Here are all the characters and weapons added with the update:

Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong is a new narrative-driven RPG from developing studio Big Bad Wolf and publisher Nacon. It had been delayed before, but it looks like fans will need to wait a little longer before the game is officially released.

Announced on the official Twitter account, Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong has been pushed back to May 2022.

The game was originally supposed to be released in February, but the team has since made the decision to delay the game so that they have more time to polish it up while still maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Considering how prevalent crunch culture has been in the video games industry, this definitely seems like the best decision for all parties involved.

The game is set to be released for consoles and PC on May 19, 2022.

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Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl have just been released for the Nintendo Switch, and as players have quickly discovered, it’s absolutely full of glitches and exploits. Pokemon duplication glitches have been rampant, and yet another one has been discovered, making it easier for players to dupe rare Pokemon that they want.

YouTuber PanFro Games goes over the steps in the video below:

Basically, you’ll need two Pokemon boxes: one full of the Pokemon you want to dupe, and the other one left empty. You’ll then need to trigger a menu overlay glitch by checking the summary of one of the Pokemon in your party, and then going back to the Pokemon boxes to start the duplication process.

While there are a lot of steps you need to follow in this method, it’s also faster than some of the previous dupe glitches we’ve seen. Like with all Nintendo games, if you’re planning on duping Pokemon, you’ll probably want to jump on this one quickly as it’ll likely get patched out soon.

Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are now available on the Switch.

Third-party developers showcased more upcoming add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator, including new videos and screenshots.

First of all, we take an extensive new look at the upcoming F-35 Lightning II by IndiaFoxtEcho.

The developer shared that while development has suffered some delays due to Sim Update 7, beta testing has started.

Today, Marvel and Square Enix revealed the latest War Table deep dive video for Marvel’s Avengers, which focuses on the upcoming holiday content update and the changes fans can expect. Alongside the long-awaited arrival of Spider-Man for PS4 and PS5 players, this will include a bunch of exciting firsts for the game.

Alongside the trailer, Square Enix also posted a breakdown on their website, which you can find summarized down below:

Welcome to our Marvel’s Avengers WAR TABLE Weekly Blog, where we’ll give you the scoop on news, patch notes, Marketplace updates, and more!

Happy Thanksgiving to Americans and non-Americans alike! We hope the season is joyous and warm!

Patch 2.2 is almost here!! Our first Raid, Spider-Man, and much more arrives in just five days!

Quadruple XP weekend! From 11/25-11/29, earn XP for your Heroes at 4x the normal rate—this is the perfect time to grind those levels in preparation for the Discordant Sound Raid.

The Corrupted Vibranium Event also returns from 11/25-12/9! Complete special Corrupted Vibranium quests to earn the animated Corrupted Vibranium Team Nameplate and Exotic Gear!

Whether it is cars, artwork, action figures, Pokemon Cards, or classic video games, collecting is still as big as ever in 2021, as people look to get their hands on priceless items with the hope of either showing them off or selling them for an inflated price somewhere down the line. Despite the fact that the Burger King Xbox 360 title Sneak King will never fall into either of those categories, it hasn’t stopped these two Youtuber’s from making it their goal to get their hands on every single one of them.

In a post to the gaming subreddit, user Nomercyvideo showed off their collection of 2706 copies of the Burger King Xbox 360 game, resulting in some hilarious comments.

In Pokemon, one of the main goals, and catchphrases, of the game is “Gotta catch ’em all,” prompting players to try and fill out their Pokedex by encountering and capturing every Pokemon possible in the game. For some, this goal might seem impossible, as you need to venture all over, capturing Pokemon, completing trades, and more to get every single one. For Twitch streamer SmallAnt, though, the accomplishment was all in a day’s work.

As you can see in the video below, the well-known Pokemon streamer managed to complete his entire Podex in Brilliant Diamond in just one day. To be exact, it took about 21 hours of straight streaming Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl to complete this task.

How exactly did he accomplish this monumental feat? Well, by owning both copies of the game, SmallAnt was able to trade both the starters and the exclusive Pokemon found in Shining Pearl over to Brilliant Diamond before getting the rest of the others through encounters.

Dauntless is yet another game that will be getting a major next-gen upgrade as it begins to run natively on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. This will include higher-resolution visuals, better textures, faster load times, cross-gen support, and more when the update goes live on Dec. 2.

More specifically, this free-to-play co-op action RPG will be seeing up to 90% faster load times, reimagined lighting effects, 60FPS gameplay, and dynamic 4K resolution.

The changes and improvements coming to the game are being marketed as Dauntless Reforged — a version of the game that’ll be reworking gameplay systems and adding a new hunt mode alongside all of the upgrades mentioned above.

You can check out the trailer below to see exactly how all of the updates will look in-game when they come to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S next month.

Dauntless is available now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch for those who want to get their hands on it before the next-gen changes get released.

With the legendary bounty hunter all set to return on Disney+ this Dec. 29, it’s safe to say that fans of that galaxy far, far away are on tenterhooks for the upcoming sci-fi offshoot, The Book of Boba Fett.

Yes, earlier today, we received a brand new teaser to get all you wookiee-loving nerf herders out there a wee taste of what to expect a month from today. Check out the new clip down below:

While the new video only clocks in at around thirty seconds long, there’re a few neat teases that are worth mentioning.

Interestingly, we get to see footage of the dusty desert planet of Tatooine, while Boba Fett narrates a portion of dialogue in his signature gruff voice.

Specifically, the infamous bounty hunter describes his experience as: “Left for dead on the sands of Tatooine,” with a short clip of the titular antihero recovering in what appears to be an underwater Bacta tank.

CD Projekt hosted its financial conference call for investors and analysts, talking about its future plans for Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and more.

We hear that the developer has been focusing on rebuilding positive sentiment about Cyberpunk 2077. And CD Project indeed sees “improvement of the sentiment on every platform.”

Later in the call, the studio’s executives explained that the next-generation version of Cyberpunk 2077  (which was recently delayed) is “currently in the testing phase” as they have to be sure that it’ll release “in a very, very good shape.” This requires substantial efforts since the next-gen version includes both a graphical update exploiting the potential of the consoles and a set of system-level improvements. These systems are “general to the game.” While they’re “not a revolution” they can interact with other systems, so the developers need to be sure that there is “no regression whatsoever,” so extra time for testing is needed.

About the next-gen version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the situation is a “bit different” as it’s being developed by a trusted partner in collaboration with CD Projekt. The game was originally released almost seven years ago, so technology has advanced and new solutions have emerged, like ray-tracing. The update is mostly technical, applying new technologies to the old game, so the studio needs more time to implement them.

Danganronpa Decadence on Switch

There’s nothing quite like Danganronpa. 10 years after the release of the first game, no other visual novel series has captured the essence of the high school battle royale genre quite like Danganronpa has. The premise for all three games is always the same: a bunch of high schoolers get trapped in a school (or on a beautiful tropical island), and are forced to commit murder and get away with it if they want to escape. There’s also an evil black and white bear named Monokuma that watches over the proceedings.

Danganronpa Decadence is a collection of all three games ported for the Switch, including a small bonus: Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp. There are a few mechanics that feel rather dated, particularly in Trigger Happy Havoc, but even without any additional changes or quality-of-life tweaks, all three games have held up immensely well and they’re still an absolute joy to play through in 2021.

If you’ve somehow never heard of Danganronpa, or if you haven’t played it, the best way to describe it is Ace Attorney on acid. 16 (give or take) high schoolers get enrolled in Hope’s Peak Academy, an incredibly prestigious school that only takes in ‘ultimate’ talents that are the best of the best in their field. Not long after they get accepted into the academy, they find themselves trapped within the compound by Monokuma.

Today CD Projekt published its financial results for the third quarter of 2021, and provided more insight on its business and development pipeline.

We hear that, while sales have grown by 38% year-on-year, profit has dropped by 30% due to costs that did not apply last year including the upkeep of Cyberpunk 2077 and higher development costs for new and unannounced games early in development.

We also hear that the next-generation versions of Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt are still slated for Q1 and Q2 2022 respectively (following the recent delay)

Last, but not least, the team at work on the “major” expansion for Cyberpunk 2077 has increased in size.

Below you can check out all the relevant slides and a presentation by Chief Financial Officer Piotr Nielubowicz. You need to click on the “cc” button for English subtitles.

While Ant-Man and Spider-Man are arguably two of the quippiest Avengers around, we don’t think anyone ever pictured what a hilarious combination these two would make if they were put together in a ping-pong match with one another. That is exactly what SamplerTimes studios manages to accomplish with their impressive stop motion animation of these two Marvel superheroes.

As you can see in a post to the Marvel Studios subreddit below, this comical back and forth between everyone’s favorite shrinking hero and friendly neighborhood Avenger features some really impressive choreography.

The celebrations for the second anniversary of 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim by Vanillaware are in full swing, and Furyu’s figure brand F:NEX announced via press release a brand new plushie.

Of course, the plushie portrays the mysterious cat Fluffy (named “Shippo,” which means “Tail,” in the Japanese version) in life-sized scale. He’s 40 cm-long excluding the tail and will be priced at 4,950 yen (which roughly translates into $44).

Pre-orders in Japan started yesterday and will end on February 9, with an estimated release window of June 2022.

He’s also posable, so you can display him however you want.

Today Rare revealed the content coming with Season Five of the popular online adventure game Sea of Thieves.

The update that comes on December 2 will bring lots of new goodies mostly tied to the Holidays (on top of a few linked to Pirates of the Caribbean in the Pirate Emporium) and quite a bunch of features, including fireworks, the cannon rowboat, and the ability to bury treasure creating your own mini-quests that other adventurous pirates can solve (earning you reputation).

Yet, perhaps the biggest addition is also the simplest… sitting, on top of laying in bed. Roleplayers will also get a set of dices with a variety of options for the number of faces.

You can check it all out in the trailer below.

Sea of Thieves is currently available for Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC. Just recently, we learned that it recently passed 25 million players.

Avex revealed the first screenshots and the synopsis of the ninth episode of the ongoing Muv-Luv Alternative anime series.

The episode will be aired on Wednesday, December 1, and you will be able to watch it on Crunchyroll if you live in one of the regions in which the service is available.

Below the gallery, you can read about the plot, but keep in mind that it includes spoilers. if you have not played Muv-Luv Alternative, I advise you don’t read it and just take a look at the images.

Today Arc System Works released a gameplay trailer of the upcoming DLC character for Guilty Gear -Strive-, Happy Chaos.

The trailer provides an overview of Happy Chaos moves, going in-depth into what you need to know to start playing him.

He will release officially on December 3, but you can grab him tomorrow (November 30) if you have the season pass.

You can see the trailer below.

Guilty Gear –Strive–is currently available for PS5, PS4, and PC. It has shipped over 500,000 copies.

Today Capcom released the gameplay trailer of Street Fighter V’s upcoming DLC character Luke.

Luke will launch today, November 29, and will be the last DLC character created for Street Fighter V. We also heard recently that he will play a relevant role in the next Street Fighter game whenever that launched.

You can see him in action below.

If you’re unfamiliar with Street Fighter V: Champion Edition, which is now available for PS4 and PC, here’s how Capcom describes it. You can also take a look at the previous character, Akira.

It’s been a while since we’ve gotten a truly mind-blowing visual novel game or series. Sure, we had AI: The Somnium Files (which is getting a sequel), and the very underwhelming World’s End Club, but none of these quite match the level of quality we got from Danganronpa, Zero Escape, or even Ace Attorney. This newly announced game could be one to keep an eye out for, though. Developed by Too Kyo Games and published by Spike Chunsoft, Enigma Archives: RAIN CODE is a new dark fantasy mystery game that looks pretty intriguing so far.

You can check out the teaser trailer down below:

We know pretty much nothing about this game, aside from the fact that it’s being worked on by the creative team behind the Danganronpa series. Kazutaka Kodaka is the main scenario writer, while Danganronpa composer Masafumi Takada is working on the soundtrack, and the game also features illustrations by Rui Komatsuzaki.

Not even a month since its official release, and the speedruns for Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are already out in full force. While speedrun.com has yet to list any submitted runs for either of these games (presumably because of the long Thanksgiving weekend), it looks like YouTuber and Twitch streamer Werster is the first one to beat the game in less than an hour.

You can check out the full run down below:

According to Werster, Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl contain quite a few glitches and bugs that allow runners to beat the game at a much faster pace. From storage glitches to early gym battles and Elite Four fights, there are plenty of skips that allow players to bypass huge sections of the game.

We’re still in the early days of the Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl speedrunning scene, however, so we’ll definitely be seeing even faster runs come through in the coming months.

Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are now available on the Nintendo Switch.

Today we got a press release announcing the opening of a special temporary shop in Tokyo selling 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim merchandise aplenty.

The shop will be open only for 12 days, from December 2 to December 14 on the third floor of the Ikebukuro P’PARCO mall.

Among the items for sale, we see a postcard set (6 pieces) for 660 yen, 13 different acrylic pen stands priced at 1,430 yen each, a metallic smartphone ring for 1,320 yen, a tea can for 1,296 yen, tattoo stickers for for 1,320 yen, and a Yakisoba Pan pillow for 4,180 yen.

All prices are tax included and for every 3,000 yen spent customers will also receive a special bookmark at no additional cost.

All the2nd anniversary commemorative items sold online at the Atlus D Shop will also be available for purchase at this special store.

You can see everything below. Incidentally, earlier today we learned that the game has shipped over 500,000 copies and that a Nintendo Switch version is coming next year.

Third-party developers continue to showcase upcoming add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator, including new videos and screenshots.

We hear from the team at FlyByWire, which released an interesting video and new images of its growing freeware and open-source A32NX Airbus A320 Neo mod showing upcoming features.

The video showcases the Auto TCAS feature that will automatically detect and avoid conflicting traffic.

The images, published on the developer’s Twitter account, show off the ability to set 99 custom waypoints in the flight management system, on top of the much-anticipated ability to fly RNAV approaches in Final Approach mode.

The mod also just received an extensive overhaul of its weights and balance setup including a neat passenger boarding feature directly linked to SimBrief.

Microsoft just released two trailers dedicated to its massively-anticipated first-person shooter Halo Infinite.

The trailers mix live-live action and CGI, with a result that ranges between emotional and epic. They also continue a trend started with other videos focusing on Master Chief’s energy shield, the grapple hook, and the creation of his exoskeleton.

You can check both out for yourself below.

Following the announcement for Japan of the Nintendo Switch version of 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Sega and the western arm of Atlus have confirmed that a western release is also coming.

The game will launch in North America and Europe on April 12, 2022, which is actually two days earlier than the Japanese release.

The announcement was accompanied by a trailer, which you can watch below.

13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim is currently available for PS4. We just learned that it shipped 500,000 units.

Today, during the livestream to celebrate the 2nd anniversary of the Japanese release of Vanillaware’s 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, a Nintendo Switch port has been announced.

The wait will be quite long as the game is coming to Nintendo’s hybrid console in Japan on April 14, 2022, in Japan. At the moment a western release has not been announced. Pre-orders will go live tomorrow.

The price will be 6.980 yen and the physical release will include a reversible Jacket. Two weapons will be added for each character for a total of 26. On top of that, the Japanese release will also include the English voices recorded for the west.

You can check out the livestream below, also showcasing some gameplay in portable mode.

Today Atlus hosted a livestream to celebrate the 2nd anniversary of the Japanese release of Vanillaware’s 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim. During the livestream, we learned that the game achieved a new sales milestone.

Shipments worldwide (including physical and digital sales) have passed 500,000 copies, which isn’t bad at all for such a niche game.

The latest update was at 400,000 back in March, while in January 2021, the game has shipped 300,000 copies.

D3 Publisher hosted a livestream to reveal new gameplay of the upcoming Earth Defense Force 6.

We get to see a new level, which appears to be underground. This should feel familiar to fans of the series. On top of that, we know that humanity has mostly retreated under the surface before the beginning of the game.

You can check out all the gameplay below. It’s worth mentioning that the version showcased is the PS4 one, so it’s likely that the PS5 version will look at least a bit better.

The game will release in Japan in 2022 for PS5 and PS4, as confirmed during Tokyo Game Show.

At the moment, no western release has been announced for the game, but D3 Publisher has been doing a good job at localizing its games, so there is certainly hope.

Today third-party developers had new reveals to share about upcoming aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

During a livestream that has just ended, Synaptic Simulations provided news about its freeware (and soon open-source) Airbus A220.

We get to see quite a few impressive new renders of the aircraft, including both the interior and the exterior, on top of in-sim textured screenshots.