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Anyone who has ever played Breath of the Wild knows how difficult fighting some of its enemies can be, especially when you’re still getting the hang of things at the start. Whether its simple Bokoblins or intimidating Guardians, just about everything is a challenge for newcomers.

This only gets more challenging once the Blood Moon is introduced in the game, as it resurrects all of the enemies you’ve defeated in order to repopulate the world. While this is always something to keep an eye out for, there has probably never been more unfortunate timing for this to occur than what happened to one player in the post below.

As you can see in their post to the Breath of the Wild subreddit, the user above had some pretty bad luck after just narrowly clearing an intense battle with a Lynel in the game. Right as the centaur-like mini-boss entered its death animation, the sky went red and the eerie song that accompanies the Blood Moon began to play.

Today Square Enix and Nvidia released a new trailer of the upcoming Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy by Eidos Montréal.

The trailer showcases a cinematic introducing the Grand Unifier Raker, who certainly appears to have mixed intentions toward our heroes.

We also learn that the game will support ray-traced reflection and Nvidia’s DLSS technology.

You can watch the video below.

Here’s how Square Enix describes Raker himself:

“Meet Grand Unifier Raker, the leader of the Universal Church of Truth, a mysterious organization intent on bringing their so-called “Promise” to the whole galaxy. Self-righteousness ain’t gonna fly with the Guardians of the Galaxy. Will they live up to their name?”

arvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy is coming for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC on Oct. 26, 2021. It’ll also come to Nintendo Switch via cloud.

Riot Games delayed the start of Episode 3’s second Act earlier this month to allow itself more time to deliver what it promises are a stack of big changes for its new Sept. 8 launch date. For that reason, it’s perhaps no surprise that today’s update isn’t particularly substantial. Patch 3.04 is mostly comprised of bug fixes, and quality of life improvements for esports and casual/ranked games alike.

The only Agent change is for Omen, whose Dark Cover now deploys more accurately in accordance with the targeted position as shown on the mini map.

Here are the full list of changes and additions:

Omen Change

Fixed an issue where Omen’s Dark Cover could travel in unintended ways
○ This Dark Cover bug caused the ability to settle slightly off from where it was aimed. You may notice a slight change in how the smoke behaves while travelling and settling, but it will now land exactly where the targeting preview shows.

The superb artistry of Valorant’s premium weapon skins is something fans of the game are understandably enamored with. Time and time again, Riot Games has delivered unique fantasy designs, unlike anything we’ve seen in a tactical shooter before. Today, though, the introduction of the new ‘Recon’ weapon skin bundle is likely to impress for different reasons: first, because they’re based on a grounded military design you would expect to see in a game like Call of Duty, and secondly because it finally adds the butterfly knife skin that fans have long been hoping for.

Recon is a 7,100 VP weapon skin bundle containing four firearms –the Ghost, Spectre, Phantom, and Guardian–, and one Balisong (butterfly knife). It is upgradable with Radianite points across different levels, which add various new weapon attachments. These are purely cosmetic and do not change gameplay. The bundle launches later today, Aug. 24.

The levels are as follows:

Gun Levels

• Level 1 – Custom model and ADS reticle
• Level 2 – Randomized Side Attachments (do not change gameplay or give any advantage; are purely cosmetics)
• Level 3 – Randomized Bottom Attachments (do not change gameplay or give any advantage; are purely cosmetics)
• Level 4 – Kill Banner (red, blue, and green variants)

Balisong (Butterfly Knife Melee) Levels

• Level 1 – Custom Model
• Level 2 – Custom Animations and Audio
• Variant 1 – Red Camouflage
• Variant 2 – Blue Camouflage
• Variant 3 – Green Camouflage

Sean Marino, Riot Games’ lead artist, said of the Recon bundle’s design in a press release today:

Yesterday marked the 30th anniversary of the Super Nintendo’s launch in North America. It was on Aug. 23, 1991 that the 16-bit wonder, AKA the SNES, took the continent by storm with an exciting series of launch games new and existing franchises including Super Mario World, F-Zero, Pilotwings, Gradius III, and last but not least, SimCity. The rest, as they say, is history.

The Super Nintendo saw a pantheon of amazing games in its 5+ years as Nintendo’s primary home console. Old standbys like the aforementioned Mario, as well as series like The Legend of Zelda, Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, Kirby, Metroid, and more saw stellar new entries.

Additionally, the SNES saw the debut of plenty of new franchises, many of which stand strong (relatively speaking) to this day. We have compiled a list of seven such franchises that saw their humble beginnings and starts on the Super Nintendo.

Today, Polish studio CI Games dropped a new launch trailer to commemorate the release of their stealthy tactical shooter, Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2, on PS5.

While the game launches today (24 August) on Sony’s next-gen system, it’s worth noting that the military shooter is already available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4 and PC. Go ahead and check out said trailer down below:

As you can see, Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts 2 boasts some signature slow-mo and gory over-the-top kills, as well as 4K resolution, enhanced textures and visuals, DualSense adaptive trigger support, haptic feedback, super fast SSD loading and also comes toting the DLC expansion Butcher’s Banquet as a neat little freebie, too. You’ll also nab some free Crossbow Carnage DLC as a bonus. Just a heads up: if you picked up the game on PS4, you should still be eligible for a free PS5 upgrade.

For Twinfinite’s review on one of the last iterations in the company’s franchise, Sniper Ghost Warrior 3, click through here.

Sega has revealed a lot of new content for Phantasy Star Online: New Genesis coming between September and October.

We learn that on September 1 the game will launch a collaboration with the Sonic franchise with plenty of crossover goodies that you can get by logging in and joining the campaigns.

On the same date, Central City will also be decorated for the fall, with plenty of goodies and prizes to enjoy for the first half of the Autumn Event.

September 1 will also see the introduction of the AC Scratch ticket “Moonlight Sanctuary.”

The second half of the Autumn Event will be implemented on September 15 alongside the AC Scratch ticket Silhouette of Darkness.

The AC Scratch ticket Oracle Renewal Collection III will come on September 29, bringing back popular items from the past.

Next, we get to see the new Bouncer class that will be released in October.

We all have those difficult days. Whether it be from a long day at work, a relationship breaking down, or simply a low time, things can become mentally draining quickly. When we’re sad, we love to put on a good slice of life anime to cheer us up. If you’re the same, then stick around and read on to see our list of some great slice of life anime that will be sure to leave you smiling.

From the bad moments to the good ones, each one of these shows has its quirks. Check out these seven slice of life anime and be sure to give any that stand out to you a watch!

Today Type-Moon had some interesting news to share about its upcoming games, Melty Blood: Type Lumina and Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon.

First of all, we get to see the announcement of a new character that will join the roster of Melty Blood: Type Lumina, and it’s Miyako Arima. She is the first to be announced of another five.

You can check her out in the trailer and screenshots below, alongside an official description.

The eldest daughter of the Arima branch family, which took Shiki in as a child. Currently in the fifth grade, she sees herself as Shiki’s other sister.

Her feelings are easy to see as she always wears her heart on her sleeve. She unabashedly adores her kind, quiet older “brother”, but whenever he is near, she becomes so nervous she can barely speak. This continued for many years until Shiki was suddenly called back to the Tohno family, and Miyako did not take the news well.
She learned bajiquan by observing others in her family’s dojo, though it now sits unused.

Although she was nowhere near the skill of a true martial artist, her abilities quickly flourish in the ensuing battles. Her destructive powers make it hard to believe she is only 11 years old.

Atlus has released a new trailer displaying the gameplay of one of the over 200+ demons that will be featured in its upcoming JRPG Shin Megami Tensei V.

The demon showcased today is Berith, which is another demon that has been around the franchise for quite a while.

You can watch the trailer below.

Kadokawa Games revealed more images, a video, and details about its upcoming strategy simulation JRPG Relayer.

First of all, we get to see a new screenshot and the mention that it’ll be possible to modify weapons in relayer, but the mecha customization feature will be implemented after release. More details will be provided at a later date.,

We also get the introduction of Chairman Xoth, at the helm of a huge corporation based in South America. Like ATLAS, they’re also aiming to acquire GT Labo’s supergravity technology, and they are no stranger to using heavy-handed methods. She is also rumored to have ties with the Relayer behind the scenes, so she’s quite the unsettling figure.

She is voiced by Ellen Taira (whom you can meet in the introduction video), whom you may know for playing Arturra Arima in Super Neptunia RPG and Shino Aiba in Memories Off: Innocent Fille.

You can check out all the assets below.

Today’s Good Smile Company’s partner brands made figures of two popular JRPG heroines available for pre-order.

Max Factory revealed a Figma action figure portraying Ryza from Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout.

She is currently available for pre-order at Good Smile’s Japanese and American stores respectively for 11,000 yen and $109.99.

The release windows are July 2022 in Japan and September 2022 for the US.

She comes with accessories aplenty and you can see what she looks like below, alongside an official description. It’s worth mentioning that her design is that from the first game.

“Ah… I’m so bored. I wonder if there’s anything interesting to do…”

From “Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout” comes a figma of the protagonist, Reisalin Stout!

She comes with a smiling face, a combat face and a mischievous face.
Her Celestial Seeker, axe, hammer, fishing rod and Bomb Rod are included as optional parts!
An alternate upper-body part for displaying her without her jacket is included!
An Uni—a mainstay item of the Atelier series—is also included.
An articulated figma stand is included to display the figma in a variety of poses.

The first part of the final season of Attack on Titan premiered at the start of this year and it ended on a pretty major cliffhanger. Since then, the manga series has come to a close, and animation studio MAPPA has just announced that the second part of the final season will be making its debut in early 2022.

Announced via their official website and Twitter, Attack on Titan: The Final Season Part 2 will air in January 2022, though we don’t exactly have a set release date just yet.

Compile Heart released a new trailer of Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars, known as “Senran Nin Nin Ninja Taisen Neptunia: Shojo-Tachi no Kyoen” in Japan.

The trailer focuses on Hyperdimension Neptunia heroine Neptune, alongside the introduction of her voice actress, veteran Rie Tanaka.

If you’re not familiar with Hyperdimension Neptunia, you may have heard her voice on Kan-E-Senna in Final Fantasy XIV, Lisa in Genshin Impact, Nohime in Nioh 2, Mitsuru Kirijo in Persona 3, Lacus Clyne in Mobile Suit Gundam Seed, and many, many more popular roles.

You can check out the trailer below.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is a crossover between the Hyperdimension Neptunia series and Senran Kagura, finally bringing the latter back to consoles.

It’s coming for PS4, developed by Tamsoft and published by Compile Heart. The Japanese release is on Sept. 16, 2021, while the west will get it at some point this year, courtesy of Idea Factory international. Here’s how the publisher describes it.

Spider-Man is one of the most popular Marvel characters, so it’s no surprise that the third MCU Spider-Man movie would be met with such hype and excitement. And indeed, the first official teaser trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home has just dropped, and it promises to be every bit as exciting as fans have hyped it up to be.

You can check out the trailer for yourself down below:

After the events of Far From Home, Peter Parker (reprised by Tom Holland) is dealing with the aftermath of having his identity revealed to the entire world. The trailer also shows Doctor Strange’s involvement in the story as he casts a spell to help Peter out by making everyone forget that he’s Spider-Man.

This, of course, ends up with serious repercussions and brings back the theory of the multiverse, as introduced in Endgame and Loki. The trailer ends with a huge gut punch, as we see the return of Doc Ock, played by Alfred Molina, who made his first movie appearance in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 2, all the way back in 2004 when Tobey Maguire still donned the mantle of Spidey himself.

This suggests that perhaps the MCU and Sony’s own Spiderverse could finally be merging, and it’ll be exciting to see how that all plays out.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is set to air on Dec. 17.

Stardew Valley isn’t exactly the first game that comes to mind when I think about competitive tournaments in gaming, but hey, it’s happening. And it actually sounds like a pretty fun time.

ConcernedApe, AKA Eric Barone, announced on Twitter that Stardew Valley Cup is a new challenge tournament with a $40,000 prize pool, designed to test players’ skills and knowledge of that game. Instead of being a speedrunning event like one might expect, though, this tournament features various challenges that players can complete for points.

For the last month, Square Enix has been running a contest for Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade fans, seeing which PlayStation players could take the most impressive screenshots using the game’s photo mode. For each week, the contest centered around a different main character.

The theme of each week went in the following order: Yuffie, Cloud Strife, Barrett Wallace, Tifa Lockheart. For each contest, a Grand Prize was selected, with a three additional runner ups posted to the website as well.

Below, we’ve compiled the Grand Prize Winners for the first four weeks for your convince:

Ubisoft has just announced that their open world action-RPG, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, will be receiving a brand new update that will double the game’s framerate from 30 to 60 frames-per-second on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S when playing the game via backwards compatibility.

The news comes by way of a post from Ubisoft’s official community site that went live earlier today. Specifically, the patch is entitled Update 1.6.0 and will be deployed tomorrow (24 August). The patch weighs in at just 370MB on Xbox consoles and 470MB on PlayStation 5.

Our very own Zhiqing Wan reviewed the PC version of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey when it launched in 2018 and was very impressed with the title awarding it 4.5/5, concluding:

It’s strange, because Odyssey barely even feels like an Assassin’s Creed game. Take away Layla Hassan and the “Assassin’s Creed” brand from the title, and I’d just look at this game as a really strong, standalone historical fiction video game. Despite that, or perhaps because of that, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey quickly becomes the best entry we’ve seen from the series in the last 10 years. Ubisoft has fully embraced the RPG formula with Odyssey, and they’ve created a game that feels refreshingly confident and self-assured. There are still a few missteps to work out, but for now, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey is one of the most charming open world RPGs you’ll play this year.

MiHoYo presented their Genshin Impact 2.1 reveal stream recently, and it showcased plenty of additions and changes coming to the game in this new update. The 2.0 update was huge and this one looks to bring more major content on Sept. 1. Here’s a rundown of everything we know so far about what’s coming in Genshin Impact 2.1.

Mario defeating Bowser is a tale as old as time, as the rivalry has taken place for decades in many different forms. Nothing beats the original way to take down the King Koopa, though, which sees everyone’s favorite plumber jump on an ax to send his enemy plummeting into the lava below.

To commemorate this classic battle, one artist has created some pretty amazing artwork of it, with one big difference. Instead of the usual pixelated version of their battle, Canadian Turt1e posted the following reimagining to the gaming subreddit.

As you can see in the image above, the Mario artist reimagined the epic battle using Japanese mythology. Everything about this piece of art is amazing, depicting Mario as a Samurai, Peach in a Japanese robe/gown, and Bowser as a demon.

A closer look into Canadian Turt1e’s Instagram shows that they’ve been creating these dope reimaginings for a while, which we’ve compiled for you below.

Today third-party developers had news to share about add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

First of all, FlyByWire launched an experimental version of its A32NX mod for the default Airbus A320 NEO, bringing forth the implementation of the custom flight management system.

This is a very relevant update, as it improves the navigation ability and predictability of the aircraft rather massively. Being an experimental version, it may have issues, which you can find here.

Below you can read the new features introduced in this version, while we wait for it to be implemented in the development version and ultimately in the stable version.

Next comes FeelThere which released its Stuttgart Airport (EDDS). It can be found at the developer’s own store for $19.99.

Below you can watch a trailer and read an official features list.

Minecraft Dungeons originally launched on consoles back in May 2020, and it’s finally coming to PC via Steam on Sept. 22. It will be coming with everything that the Ultimate Edition includes, alongside more bonus content.

The base game can be purchased for $19.99 USD and the Ultimate Edition will cost you $39.99. The latter includes the base game and all six of the game’s DLCs. The Steam bonus content is the game’s soundtrack as well as hi-res digital art that depicts each of the DLC settings.

For those unaware, Minecraft Dungeons is an action RPG that steps away from the original Minecraft gameplay formula. Up to four players can play in co-op as they raid dungeons in the iconic world of Minecraft in order to take down the evil Arch-Illager.

You can check out the trailer for this Minecraft Dungeons Steam announcement below:

The Hero Edition, Hero Pass, and Season Pass will no longer be sold digitally after Aug. 31, but they will still be available for purchase in physical storefronts while supplies last.

Today, Ubisoft pulled back the curtain on their upcoming sports sim, Riders Republic, in a new trailer showcasing just how deep the customization options will be when it arrives on October 28, 2021 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox S|X, Stadia and PC.

For those unaware, Riders Republic is a massively multiplayer online experience that features a plethora of different sports. Mountain biking, skiing, wingsuit flying, rocket wingsuiting and snowboarding are the five main sports that you and your friends will be able to take part in when it launches in October. Feel free to check out the brand new customization trailer down below:

As you can see, there’ll be a ton of unlockable gear that’ll not only help to make you look super cool, but will also boast some potentially game-changing performance buffs. Plus, all of the gear can be unlocked by just playing the game (phew!). In other words, Ubisoft is making sure that the title will not have lots of microtransactions, which will avoid the title from devolving into a problematic pay-to-win experience.

With the Crysis Remastered Trilogy coming soon, Crytek is showcasing its shiny new graphics against the older versions.

Today we get to see the PS5 version compared to the PS3 version of the games, and it certainly feels like a rather unfair battle.

You can see what I mean for yourself below.

Crysis Remastered Trilogy releases this fall for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Nintendo Switch. If you’d like to see more, you can also check out the trailer comparing Xbox Series X versus Xbox 360.

If you’re unfamiliar with the games, here’s an official description:

Crysis Remastered:

The reveal of Destiny 2’s next expansion, The Witch Queen will finally debut tomorrow just hours ahead of the start of the next season. It’s likely that the upcoming season and The Witch Queen (which is due sometime in 2022) are closely connected narratively, hence the timing.

Even though the reveal stream is almost here, that doesn’t mean that Bungie can’t engage in a bit of last-minute hype building. And thus, this cryptic trailer, titled Truth, showing off the witch queen herself, Savathun, is born. Check it out in all its glory below.

Well, that’s Savathun alright. She thinks “truth is a funny thing” and that’s pretty much all we can glean on the surface at least from this trailer. It’s widely believed that Savathun is possessing or pretending to be someone in the Tower right now in Destiny 2, and the leader in the clubhouse as to who that might be is Osiris. It’s possible he’s a red herring, though, so keep your mind open to a twist.

We may finally learn the “truth” on that and much more tomorrow when the reveal stream kicks off 9AM PT on the official Destiny 2 Twitch channel.

Today Microids announced a release date for its upcoming beat ’em up  Asterix & Obelix: Slap Them All.

The game, which was announced back in March, will launch for PS4, Switch, Xbox One, & PC on Nov. 25, 2021.

Developed by French team Mr. Nutz Studio, it brings back to the screen the adventures of Asterix & Obelix, the popular Gaul characters created by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo all the way back in 1959.

You can catch a new trailer below taking a look at our heroes as they slap the Romans into oblivion.

If you’re unfamiliar with Asterix & Obelix: Slap Them All, you can check out an official description below.

The year is 50 B.C. Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well, not entirely…
One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders.

Everything is falling apart! Our two heroes will travel all around the world to fight the Roman Empire in a 2D horizontal scrolling Beat Them Up game, completely hand-drawn and made in the purest tradition of the genre.

After years of speculation and production, the live-action Cowboy Bebop movie has an official release date. This news came by way of Netflix’s Twitter account, which revealed that the long-anticipated adaptation of the beloved anime would be streaming on their platform Nov. 19.

Alongside the announcement, there were plenty of new images shown off for Cowboy Bebop, showcasing not only John Cho in the starring role of Spike Spiegel but also Mustafa Shakir as Jet Black and Daniella Pineda as Faye Valentine. We’ve compiled a gallery of the photos, which would make lovely desktop backgrounds, below.

Monster Train is a deck-building rogue-lite game that was originally released on PC last year but has since made its way to the Nintendo Switch. Dubbed Monster Train: First Class, the Switch version comes with The Last Divinity DLC, which adds a new boss, clan, and several other variables that help mix up your runs. Being able to take a strategic deck-building rogue-lite game with you on the Switch sounds like a recipe for success, and yeah, Monster Train totally fits the bill.

While I was initially tempted to dismiss it as a Slay the Spire clone –why play any other deck-building rogue-lite when you already have Slay the Spire?– Monster Train: First Class quickly made me eat my words by introducing two core mechanics that separate it from Mega Crit’s excellent game.

Instead of playing as a single character with established perks and drawbacks, you get to pick cards from various different Clans in the game. You’ll pick one Clan to start with at the beginning of each run, but you’ll be able to build your deck with cards from the other Clans to help round everything out. Different Clans specialize in different areas; the Hellhorne Clan is much more focused on damage output, while Awoken cards are more oriented towards defense. The new Wurmik Clan includes a new currency for players to experiment with, and helps to augment cards, so it’s up to you to figure out the best synergies within a deck.

The second core mechanic that helps Monster Train stand out is the battle arena itself.

Psychonauts 2 on Xbox Series X

Psychonauts 2 is a game that in many other alternate universes likely doesn’t exist. The chances that an indie developer (at least up until recently) survives over two decades and has the opportunity to follow up on a game they made fifteen years ago in a genre that is no longer in vogue, is very low in this day and age, to say the least. But fortunately for all of us in this universe, we are blessed to be living in the same time and space where Double Fine is given the chance to make Psychonauts 2 because it is just absolutely fantastic.

Psychonauts 2 picks up right where the original game left off. There’s a quick recap for newcomers that quickly explains what happens in the first game, but it’s not long before you’re off and running.

I’ll admit, it was a bit tough for me to fully grasp what was going on at first. I played the original game at launch as a kid and never finished it, so it was a bit overwhelming, but it shouldn’t be an issue for newcomers.

Aliens: Fireteam Elite on PS5

You’d think adapting one of cinema’s most iconic and fearsome monsters to video games would be an absolute cake walk, but in truth, Ridley Scott’s beloved beasties have mostly had a hard time morphing their DNA with the interactive medium… well, mostly. From the heady highs of Creative Assembly’s excellent Alien: Isolation to the dreary doldrums of 2013’s disappointing Aliens: Colonial Marines, finding a fun experience centered around everyone’s favorite parasitic extraterrestrial has been a bit of a crapshoot. Whether that hit-and-miss trend will continue after Aliens: Fireteam Elite is anyone’s guess, but what I can say is this: Cold Iron Studios’ debut is an effortlessly entertaining co-op shooter that leverages the sci-fi horror licence in plenty of smart and engaging ways. Phew!

Taking place 23 years after the original film trilogy, Aliens: Fireteam Elite throws you into the planet-hopping military boots of a newly recruited United States Colonial Marine who’s been sent to investigate a mysterious distress call from LV-895. While not the most creative way to frame the overall narrative, it’s a familiar enough setup that feels respectful to the source material while simultaneously getting players into the thick of the action sharpish.

If you’re just as excited as we are for the upcoming Transformers film in 2022, then you definitely have a favorite character. Whether your favorite character is an Autobot or a Decepticon, they must have specific quirks and traits that make up their unique personality. From the angry ones who are irritable and arrogant to those who are always kind-hearted, noble, and ready to help their friends, there is truly a Transformer for every kind of person. If you’ve ever wondered which Transformers character you would be, then we have the perfect personality quiz for you! This Transformers personality quiz will tell you which Transformer you are.

If you’re lucky, you’ll end up with one of your favorite mech heroes. If not, you might get a Decepticon! Take the Transformers personality quiz below to find out who you are now.

It has been a while since The Matrix fandom was blessed with a new movie. The Matrix 4 is coming out in December, leaving many of us excited to see more of Neo and the action-packed science fiction we fell in love with so long ago now. If you consider yourself a big fan of The Matrix films, then you probably also think that you know a good bit of the trivia to go with them. We have gone ahead and made the ultimate Matrix trivia quiz for you to take to see if you really know as much about the franchise as you think you do.

From the dates behind the films to the training that went into the acting, and the details of scenes themselves, you can truly test your knowledge here. If you consider yourself a true fan, one who would take the red pill and find out the truth with no questions asked, then this Matrix trivia quiz is perfect for you. Take it below to see if you are just another Agent Smith or if you are one of the chosen!

Today Izanagi Games released another trailer of its upcoming escape game/bullet hell shoot ’em up hybrid Yurukill: The Calumniation Games.

The trailer showcases another of the characters featured in the game, the idol Hanaka Ichirin. It follows previous trailers that introduced Izane Akegarasu, Gentoku Omuro, Kagura Kagutsuchi, Raita Yamada, Futa Yamada, Sengoku Shunju, Rina Azami, and the host of the Yurukill Games, Binko.

Hanaka is voiced by Miku Ito, known for roles like Agnes Claudel in The Legend of Heroes: Kuro no Kiseki, Yuriko Nanao in The Idolmaster, Kokoro Tsurumaki in BanG Dream!, and Miku Nakano in The Quintessential Quintuplets.

If you’re not familiar with the game, it’s written by Homura Kawamoto, whom you may know for creating Kakegurui – Compulsive Gambler, and by his younger brother, Hikaru Muno.

You can check out the trailer below.

Atlus has released another trailer displaying the gameplay of one of the over 200+ demons that will be featured in its upcoming JRPG Shin Megami Tensei V.

The demon showcased today is Gabriel, which has been around pretty much since the series exists.

You can watch the trailer below.

Today Aniplex announced with a press release that you can expect to play demons in the upcoming Demon Slayer game Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles.

To be precise, they will be released after the game’s launch and they will be playable in the versus mode, but no details on who will be included have been shared. The publishes promises more info down the line.

On the other hand, today we also get new screenshots focusing on the story mode, and more precisely on the Natagumo Mountain Arc.

You can enjoy them in the gallery below.

Today Ubisoft released a new trailer of its upcoming co-op squad-based shooter Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction.

This time around we get an in-depth overview of the gameplay, basically explaining what this new title is all about.

You can watch it below.

Rainbow Six Extraction is coming to PS5, Xbox SeriesX|S, PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Stadia in January 2022. You can check out the previous trailer, plenty of screenshots, and the gameplay and cinematic reveal from E3.

Today Activision announced dates for the alpha and beta for the multiplayer portion of the upcoming Call of Duty: Vanguard.

The alpha will be available only on PS5 and PS4 and open to all PlayStation owners. It’ll happen between August 27 and August 29 with pre-load starting tomorrow, August 23.

It’ll focus on the new “Champion Hill” mode, which you can see in the trailer below.

The official multiplayer reveal will come on August 7. The first weekend will follow only for PlayStation users between September 10 and September 13.

The cross-play beta will be available between September 16 and September 20.

Today Type-Moon released a new TV commercial of the remake of the legendary visual novel Tsukihime, titled Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon.

The trailer introduces the game’s characters, but unlike yesterday’s it focuses primarily on Ciel instead of Arcueid Brunestud.

You can enjoy the video below.

If you’re unfamiliar with Tsukihime: A Piece of Blue Glass Moon, it was originally an eroge released for Windows in December 2000 by Type-Moon, the creators of the Fate series. It was then adapted in 2003 into an anime series titled Shingetsutan Tsukihime.

It also inspired the Melty Blood fighting game series, and that’s also getting a new game, Melty Blood: Type Lumina.

Written by the extremely prolific Kinoko Nasu, it’s considered the predecessor of that Fate/stay night that spawned the super-popular Fate franchise. The similarities are certainly quite visible.

Third-party developers have showcased upcoming add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

FlightSimGames released new videos showcasing further tests of its Pilatus Porter PC-6, which appears to be progressing apace.

Following a fairly long silence, Bandai Namco has picked back up with the reveals about its upcoming MMORPG Blue Protocol.

The publisher is releasing new screenshots introducing all the characters that will appear in the opening cutscene, which was teased a few months ago with a brief clip.

Carvain is a warrior that the players will meet during their journeys. He’s honest, with a strong sense of justice and solid skills. He’s also a bit careless, but he doesn’t do it on purpose.

Charlotte is a raising diva traveling with a troupe of entertainers. She is cheerful and always brimming with confidence, which often causes her to be a bit reckless.

Dunkirk is the commander of the knights of the Duchy of Bernhard. Also known as the “strongest among mankind,” he has earned the respect and admiration of people from all over the world.

Veronica is the second in command of the knights of the Duchy of Bernhard. She faithfully assists Dunkirk with her calm and rational judgment.

You can see what they look like below.