Today SNK released the third official trailer and a new batch of screenshots of The King of Fighters XV.
The new assets focus on one of the playable characters of the upcoming fighting game, Meitenkun, who joins the previously revealed (and protagonist Shun’ei) in team China.
You can check him out in action below.
The Medium will be released on PC and Xbox next week, and if you’ve seen any of the trailers and gameplay footage, you’ll know that this is a visually impressive game that will probably require you to have a decent PC to run it. Bloober Team has just revealed the PC requirements for the game at its various settings, and while it is a demanding game, they’re not quite as bad as you might think.
From the looks of it, most PCs should be able to run the game at the recommended settings and hit 1080p at 30 frames per second. However, if you want your game to look a little prettier at the high settings, Bloober Team recommends the RTX 2080 Super or the AMD 5700 XT.
Nintendo and Bandai Namco revealed that New Pokemon Snap would be getting released for the Switch in April, and more details about the game have surfaced on the official eShop listing. More specifically, we now know the download size for the game for players planning on getting it digitally.
First off, the download size will be 6.8 GB, which isn’t exactly terribly big for a Switch game. Players still using the Switch’s built-in internal memory will be able to download it comfortably, and it shouldn’t be too much of an issue for those who have adopted micro SD cards.
In addition to that, the listing also states that the game will support cloud saves, as well as online play. We haven’t really heard any details about online functionality for the game just yet, so it’s not clear what this will entail. It’s likely that there will be some sort of social sharing function, where players can upload their snaps and share it with the community, but that remains to be seen.
New Pokemon Snap is set to be released for the Switch on April 30.
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It’s been a couple of years since the full release of Dead Cells, and developing studio Motion Twin has certainly been keeping up with consistent updates and support for the game. Next week, on Jan. 26, the new Fatal Falls DLC will be launching for the game. It brings about brand new weapons, enemies, and bosses for players to check out, providing a whole slew of new content for those who have already beaten the game multiple times.
Not only that, for new players who might be wondering if this game is for them, there’s going to be a free trial available on the Switch next week.
Among Us studio InnerSloth announced what is coming to the online multiplayer social deduction game in 2021 alongside some details about development itself.
The developer said it would be making a public roadmap for the game for 2021, but not contain dates unless the team knows they can make the deadline.
An account system is currently in the works with a report system planned as the first feature for it. The studio said a friends list, recorded stats, and other requested features will come later.
The Airship map, announced at the 2020 Game Awards, is still scheduled to launch as a free update in “early 2021.”
InnerSloth revealed that updates for the game have been taking long because the studio had to restructure itself after exploding in popularity in 2020, and even canceled its sequel to work on the original game.
“We had to spend 2 months just restructuring, figuring out new processes, and getting external partners to help us manage on board,” the studio said. “Originally it was just 3 friends working together (and now I’m here to make 4, hi), but if we wanted this to work long term and hire up, we needed to streamline things.”
The studio also said that hiring takes time and does not make development go faster when it takes for “hiring, training, onboarding, possible interpersonal disputes, artistic differences, code legibility, legal/privacy concerns, and an infinite number of other problems can arise.”
The Poke-Lid mania in Japan is stronger than ever, as more and more towns decorate their streets with unique Pokemon-themed manholes.
This time around it’s Ikaruga town in historical Nara prefecture to install a new batch of Poke-lids, but it’s unique even compared to the rest of this trend.
Usually, cities install manholes portraying the same Pokemon, that is also associated with the city itself. Ikaruga brought forth a team of nine different critters.
In the pictures below coming straight from the press release we see Bronzong with Simisear, Growlithe with Bellsprout, Chimecho with Magby, Deerling with Flechinder, and Entei on its own.
Interestingly, the Poke-lids will mark locations for PokeStops compatible with Pokemon GO.
Fans of the puzzle dating simulator HuniePop have been waiting for its sequel for a long time, but now HuniePop 2: Double Date has a release date, no pun intended.
According to the announcement just made on Twitter, the game will launch for PC and Mac on Steam, GOG, Humble, and more on February 8.
If you’re unfamiliar with the HuniePop franchise, the first game released on Steam back in 2015 as a hybrid between a puzzle game, a visual novel, and a dating sim. Despite its rather alluring nature, it turned many heads for its solid puzzle mechanics and beautiful artwork.
As a result, it still has “overwhelmingly positive” user reviews on Steam.
If you’re unfamiliar with what the sequel offers, you can watch the latest gameplay trailer and read an official features list below.
Valve co-founder Gabe Newell has this week spoken with New Zealand’s national media outlet TVNZ about his new life in the country since temporarily moving there to escape COVID-19.
A combination of New Zealand’s decisive policies in handling the pandemic and its geographically isolated location has made for a safe-haven in which life now continues as normal while the rest of the world struggles on.
It’s allowed Newell to enjoy his work and hobbies to the extent that his co-workers are apparently now desperate to follow suit.
“But there’s strong interest — after talking to these people who’ve literally been locked in their houses except to go out for groceries for the last nine months — and I’m like, ‘Oh look, here I am at a motorsports race, or here I am at Starship, at the hospital talking to doctors or reviewing optic nerve damage from Covid-19 patients because of my interest in neuroscience,’ and they’re like, ‘Yeah, I’m still at home — can we come to New Zealand now?'”
Apparently, there has actually been some discussion about the possibility of moving staff over to a new HQ in New Zealand, but it’s far from set in stone. What is being considered more seriously, however, is hosting Valve’s prestigious esports events in the country.
Newell called it “a realistic possibility” that is getting more realistic all the time as there’s just nowhere else in the world where live sports events can take place safely.
2020 gifted us many awesome games, alongside the beginning of a new generation of consoles. As part of Twinfinite’s yearly awards, you voted for your Readers’ Choice Game of the Year of 2020, and below you can find all the winners.
2020 was a great year for games, and 2021 looks to be potentially even more promising. As part of Twinfinite’s Game of the Year awards, you voted for your Readers’ Choice Most Anticipated Game of 2021, and below you can find all the results.
FromSoftware’s collaboration with George R. R. Martin has been rather elusive since its reveal, with the developer basically dropping under the radar.
It’s only been a week since Valorant’s Episode 2 introduced a brand new Agent, battle pass season, and a bunch more content, but developer Riot Games is already rolling out a new patch. Patch 2.1 is a pretty substantial one, too, completely overhauling one of the game’s most defender-heavy maps.
Split is known for its tight hallways and sharp corners, which makes it a tricky map to control as an attacking team. That’s prompted Riot to redesign several different areas in the hope of rebalancing its dynamic to reduce the defending advantage.
Riot explains:
“This Split update is focused around improving attacker options on the map, as well as reducing 50/50 checks, the depth of certain corners, and opening specific areas on the map by increasing chokepoint widths.”
Here’s a slide-show highlighting all the new changes:
Fall Guys isn’t coming to Xbox Game Pass despite the service’s official Instagram page recently suggesting it would be. That’s according to publisher Devolver Digital, who shut down speculation in a Twitter thread earlier today.
The Verge’s Tom Warren was the first to spotlight Game Pass’s Instagram reply, which in turn prompted Devolver Digital’s response.
Fall Guys is coming to Xbox Game Pass, according to the official Xbox Game Pass Instagram account https://t.co/r4fiWwqbmZ pic.twitter.com/wZLIuAyFFB
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) January 20, 2021
The publisher replied a short time later, then clarified explicitly that there was absolutely no plan in the works to bring Fall Guys to Microsoft’s subscription service.
There are no plans for Fall Guys to come to any form of Gamepass.
— Devolver Digital (@devolverdigital) January 20, 2021
Raven Travel Studios has this week announced its new project Fantasy Network, a whimsical 2D side-scrolling Metroidvania about winning talent shows to become the president of a colorful world called Holua.
The game’s very first trailer teases its unusual premise, which looks both interesting from a design perspective but also as a catalyst to deliver some interesting social commentary. Studio owner and lead developer Paolo Cattaneo explains:
“I’ve been a game developer for 20 years and dreamed about making Fantasy Network from the beginning. I left my job as a software developer to make this dream a reality, creating a whimsical game which offers my thoughts on the media-centric world we live in.”
In Fantasy Network, players battle monsters across an eye-catching open-world either side of gossiping with locals and piecing together a story which ultimately hides themes darker than its vibrant aesthetic would at first lead you to believe.
Key features beyond the scope of its main story include character customization, a myriad of side quests, and the option to hang out and play mini-games in Holua’s local arcade.
A Kickstarter campaign is planned for the first quarter of 2021 to help fund the last stage of development and the porting of the PC version to consoles.
Genshin Impact’s Dragonspine update is its largest yet, not only adding new quest content but an entirely new region to the world of Tevyat. The terrain of this snowy, mountainous area is in stark contrast to what we’ve seen before, which makes exploring its freezing wilderness all the more compelling.
Today, in a mini-documentary called Snow-Covered Path, developer miHoYo has shed some light on the development processes behind Dragonspine’s creation. It’s fascinating to hear just how much research and effort goes into forging these spectacular environments.
It’s explained that the Dragonspine is based on the Matterhorn mountain in Europe, which captured the imagination of the team for its striking conical shape. Also, that its relatively small size compared to the rest of the open-world meant that miHoYo spent a substantial amount of time crafting interior cave sections to maximize the explorable area.
There are a bunch more interesting takeaways, too, but I’ll let you watch for yourselves — you’ll need to pop on closed captions for the translation, but do make sure you have your sound on as the music is excellent.
Fortnite’s servers are currently undergoing maintenance while the 15.21 update is being applied. The patch has been confirmed to bring a new boss character, a new Mythic item, a Jungle Hunter quest, and more.
The news comes from a number of leakers over on Twitter, who have already managed to detail exactly what awaits in the patch.
As you might have expected, the new boss character is the Jungle Hunter itself, Predator. Dubbed ‘the demon who makes trophies of men,’ players should now be able to find the hostile creature somewhere on the map. Defeating Predator will now unlock the skin. Thanks to HYPEX for showcasing the Predator NPC we’ll be fighting it out with on the Battle Royale map.
The new Mythic item is Predator’s Cloaking Device, allowing players to become ‘nearly invisible for a short time.’ The effect is removed by swapping weapons, or when swimming. Thanks to Fortnite dataminer HYPEX again for sharing the find.
Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition was released on PC last year, which was a pretty big deal, especially considering that the open-world RPG from Guerilla Games was originally launched as a PS4 exclusive title. The bad news is, the PC port wasn’t exactly very well-optimized.
While we didn’t run into any major, noticeable issues during our own playthrough, it’s clear that many other players did, and were experiencing crashing and frame rate stutters. Since the PC release, Guerilla Games has been pushing out patches and fixes to help to stabilize the port.
Now, patch 1.10 is finally available, and this is going to be the last patch that the PC port gets as Guerilla Games turns their focus towards developing Horizon Forbidden West, the highly anticipated follow-up to Aloy’s initial adventure.
“As our team continues development on our upcoming title Horizon Forbidden West, we are shifting to less frequent updates for Horizon Zero Dawn Complete Edition for PC after this patch. Please note that we will continue to monitor our community spaces as always!
Guerilla Games
We want to thank you all for your continued support and for sending in your crash reports over the past months. The information we received through your reports was invaluable to further investigate and help fix some of the trickier issues that we fixed in Patch 1.10.”
The developers state that updates will be “less frequent,” which likely means that unless any other major game-breaking bugs pop up, this is probably the last patch we’ll get on PC.
Horizon Zero Dawn is now available on PS4, PS5, and PC.
Cris Tales is one of the most eagerly anticipated indie video game releases of 2021. Following a string of delays, it looks like the game might actually launch this year, which should be exciting for anyone who’s been looking for another RPG inspired by elements of the classics like Chrono Trigger and Secret of Mana.
Over at the official Maximum Games site, the collector’s edition for Cris Tales is now available for pre-order, and it’ll cost you $99. It should be noted that it only ships within the US, though shipping is free. The collector’s edition comes with the following items:
Earlier today, Niantic revealed that Mega Ampharos is coming to Mega raids today at 10 AM local time. This is the second new Mega added to Pokemon GO since the Season of Celebration began back in December 2020 (the first being Mega Abomasnow). Niantic also revealed that Mareep Incense Day is coming this Sunday.
And as we’re currently past 10 AM local time everywhere in the world, that means Mega Ampharos can be found in Mega raids. This Electric/Dragon type is the first Pokemon with those two types to have Electric as the primary one. Zekrom is currently the other with these two types but Dragon is its primary.
If you’re clamoring to get your hands on a Mega Ampharos, then you’ll have plenty of chances to get a stellar one this Sunday, Jan. 24 from 11 AM to 5 PM local time. During that window, Mareep will be the focus of another Incense Day event.
During Mareep Incense Day, you’ll encounter tons of the Wool Pokemon when you activate an incense. And only the luckiest trainers will be able to find a shiny Mareep.
Once you stock up on those Mareep, you’ll want to evolve them into Flaaffy. And then if you evolve the Flaffy into Ampharos, it’ll learn the event-exclusive move, Dragon Pulse.
Other Pokemon attracted to the Incense will vary each hour based on types. The table below breaks down when Dragon-types and Electric-types will be attracted to Incense.
For all the Animal Crossing lovers and makeup enthusiasts out there, you’ll be glad to know that popular cosmetics brand ColourPop is collaborating with Nintendo to launch an Animal Crossing themed makeup collection next week.
Announced on the official ColourPop Twitter account, it looks like this collection will include eyeshadow palettes, glitter, lip tints, blush, and a few highlighters. All in a beautiful watercolor pastel aesthetic to match the theme of the game of course.
We’re still in a relatively quiet part of the year, which means that now is probably a good time to take a look back at some of the major game releases from the past year or so and maybe check out the ones that we’ve missed. To help with that, Sony is now offering a bunch of games on sale over on the PlayStation Store, and there are quite a few good ones to snag here.
For instance, the critically acclaimed Assassin’s Creed Origins, Odyssey, and Resident Evil 2 are available on sale. The sale also includes some PlayStation exclusives including Hideo Kojima’s Death Stranding, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, and AstroBot Rescue Mission.
Some older, but still popular, games are also up for grabs, including Skyrim: Special Edition which now includes a mod that lets you play the game at 60 frames per second on PS5. You can check out the full list of games available on the PlayStation Store for under $20 here.
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The road to Pokemon GO Tour: Kanto is about to reach its final stop before the big event takes place on Feb. 20. The details for this last detour were just revealed by Niantic earlier today. This next event will take players through the second generation of Pokemon from the region of Johto.
When the Johto Countdown Celebration kicks off on Jan. 26 at 10 AM local time, you’ll be able to find many different Pokemon originally discovered in the Johto region in the wild, eggs, raids, and research encounters. Below is a list of the ‘mons that will be appearing for this event (* indicates a chance of a shiny encounter).
Rocket League studio Psyonix is teaming up with ESPN to promote the upcoming X Games in Aspen with new in-game items and an official Regional event.
The game will feature X Games-inspired items that can be purchased from the in-game Item Shop from Jan. 21-24 and Jan. 28-31. Some of the items include the X Games Octane Decal, X Games Wheels, and Snowblind Topper. Players can also claim two free items, the X-Skis Player Banner and the X-Board Player Banner, on both weekends.
Rocket League Esports will also become an official X Games event this year with the RLCS X Games: North American Regional. It will take place online between Jan. 23-24 and Jan. 30-31, and will be part of the RLCS X circuit with top North American teams competing against one another with the winners earning RLCS X Games medals.
The RLCS X Games will begin on Jan. 23 at 1 p.m. ET and will be live on the ESPN app, official Rocket League Twitch channel, and Rocket League Esports YouTube channel. Viewers on Twitch can receive the Knuckle Huck Player Banner, X-Board, and X-Skis Toppers in-game items while watching the event.
Rocket League is free-to-play and available on Epic Games Store for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
Yostar has been revealing the new content coming to its shipgirl-focused mobile gacha game Azur Lane.
The next update will bring a rerun of the Italy-focused (or Sardegna Empire, as the country is called in the game) “Empyreal Tragicomedy” event that will bring back fan-favorite Littorio, Zara, and more.
Yet we’re also getting new shipgirls in the form of SSR heavy cruiser Pola and Elite destroyer Vincenzo Gioberti.
You can see what they look like below.
Today following Destiny 2’s weekly reset a new quest was stealthily added to the game. It’s difficult, and I haven’t been able to complete it yet myself, but for those that are able to get a group of high level players together, you can begin to farm for the Hawkmoon catalyst and random rolls.
Hawkmoon is the first exotic to launch with the ability to farm rolls. This is believed by many to be a call back to the randomness of the original version of the hand cannon in Destiny 1.
Paul Tassi of Forbes has managed to make some progress on the quest, and you can check out his findings here if you’re eager to try and start farming yourself right away.
The catalyst appears quite powerful. It not only increases the magazine size (and thus, increasing the amount of stacks of Paracausal Rounds you can have) but it also increases the handling, reload speed and weapon range of Hawkmoon depending on how many stacks you have.
Whether you’re diving in or not, you can check out the teaser trailer for the quest released by Bungie today alongside the quest, which will give you a taste of what to expect.
The world of Pokemon gets bigger and bigger with every new generation of games. From the humble beginnings of the Kanto region in Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow, through to the quaint, English-inspired Galar region of Pokemon Sword and Shield, there’s a diverse variety of towns, cities and landmarks to explore from the games over the years.
That’s why we’ve put together this quiz to separate the well-traveled trainers from the wannabes. All you need to do is match each town, city, or landmark to the region it can be found in. No cheating, though, this should be done purely off your existing knowledge. If you’re not happy with your score, you can always try again, too! We won’t tell if you don’t!
After you’ve tried your hand at this quiz, you can rest assured we’ve got plenty more for you to move onto.
Today third-party add-on developer and publisher Just Flight released a new trailer of a truly classic aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator, the Piper PA-28R Arrow III.
Alongside Cessna, which has plenty of representation by default in MSFS, Piper is another hallmark game for light general aviation aircraft, and Just Sim is working on bringing the Arrow III.
While the aircraft was released for older simulator by Just Flight, the Microsoft Flight Simulator version will feature a native new model and 4096 x 4096 PBR materials to achieve the best looks.
You can check it out below.
Today quite a few trailers of airports for Microsoft Flight Simulator were released by third-party developers.
The first three trailers come from Aerosoft, which just published Greaten Moncton Airport (CYQM) in Canada by Stairport Scenery.
It can already be purchased on the publisher’s store for €18.40 including VAT.
You can check it out below with a list of features.
Next comes a trailer of the recently-announced A Coruña Airport (LECO) in Spain by TDM Scenery, which should be released soon.
Today Koei Tecmo launched another crossover in its popular free-to-play game Dead or Alive Xtreme: Venus Vacation.
This time the crossover is with Gust’s Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy but there is good and bad news.
The bad news is that, for some reason, the developers did not opt to offer a costume inspired by the new game, but instead they simply recycled the costume from the past Atelier Ryza crossover event. They simply put it on different girls.
The good news is that the associated gacha has a 3.3% SSR chance, and it offers another chance to unlock Tsukushi.
You can check out a trailer below.
Far and away one thing Ubisoft has to get right, and is well within their ability to get right in the open-world Star Wars game they are planning is mak
To wrap up our annual award period, which recognizes the year’s best games across many different categories, we now arrive at the best of the best. Voted on by Twinfinite’s editorial staff, these were our top five favorite games of 2020. Starting with a couple of honorable mentions and runner-ups, we are now ready to reveal our overall Game of the Year for 2020.
Note: This article does not contain any explicit spoilers, but in some entries, it does mention elements of the plot when relevant that someone that wanted a completely blind experience may want to avoid. We suggest skipping over any section you want to remain totally blind on.
Atomic Heart is a game that has been flying under the radar for most of its development cycle.
The first trailer was released over two years ago, and since then the developers have sporadically released a few tidbits of information.
Today a new trailer was released by Nvidia and Atomic Heart’s developers, Mundfish, showing off RYX support in the game.
Despite the low level of hype the game currently carries, Atomic Heart has the potential to be a breakthrough hit. From the official website:
Another year brings with it another exciting line-up of new games to look forward to. As part of Twinfinite’s annual award season, the staff has voted for its five most anticipated games of 2021. These are the landmark titles we think will define what is shaping up to be a huge first year for the ninth console generation.
2020 is finally history and 2021 is here. Twinfinite’s Game of the Year awards are in full swing and will continue this week and into the next.
It has been an awesome year for gaming and 2021 promises to be great as well.
While we at Twinfinite have our own opinions on which games deserve top honors, we’d like you to help us pick two awards with all the weight of our readers’ opinions behind it. After all, there is a lot more of you than there is of us.
This year, we’re doing things a bit differently. Instead of giving you a range of candidates to vote, we’re leaving things entirely in your hands.
If your game of the year is a well-known blockbuster, that’s awesome, but if you’re fond of a super-niche title that we don’t even know about, you can definitely vote for that. It may require a bit more effort in crunching the numbers, but the results wouldn’t truly express our readers’ feelings if we applied artificial limits.
To make our job easier, please try to use the official spelling for the games’ title. Usually Wikipedia is a good place to look that up. Just copy and paste.
In order to vote, you can simply use the poll below (or click here if you’re on mobile). In order to limit votes to one per person and avoid spam, you’ll need to log in with a Gmail account.
We’re aware that this isn’t ideal, but if you don’t have one, they’re quick and easy to make. This is the best way we have to keep things fair. You can also alter your votes until the deadline, in case you change your mind.
Comic book movies have seemingly managed to overwhelm the film industry over the last few years. These kinds of movies didn’t always come out as frequently, but there were still more than a few popular releases before this recent boom.
Comic book fan or not, everyone has their favorites. But thinking back, can you remember which year some of the most popular ones from the 2000s and 2010s came out?
From Marvel, to DC, to Dark Horse and beyond, it’s time to test your memory.
Third-party add-on developer IRIS Simulations announced that it’s working on a new add-on aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
The aircraft is a fan-favorite also beloved by the developers themselves, the F/A-18C Hornet.
To accompany the announcement, Iris published two screenshots of the untextured cockpit, while we haven’t seen images of the exterior just yet.
You can find them in the gallery below.
Survival game Rust is enjoying a renaissance to kick off 2021, having set a concurrent player record of 134,483 earlier this month. And its momentum has continued to snowball, as today PCGamesN reports the record has been smashed with an all-new high of 244,394 (numbers via Steam Charts).
Rust has long been popular, but this sudden wave of interest is being fuelled by popular Twitch streamers. That, in turn, has led to a tremendous boon in sales, with Rust overtaking Cyberpunk 2077 on Steam’s list of current top-sellers.
We made over $1m on Steam on two days this week 🤯 pic.twitter.com/UTiqxgzdO0
— garry (@garrynewman) January 8, 2021
Earlier this month, FacePunch Studios’ owner Gary Newman lifted the curtain on just how much money Rust has been making recently. As you can see above, it’s quite the tally.
For the uninitiated, Rust is an open-world survival game that puts a focus on offering players complete freedom with how they approach their playthrough. Starting out completely naked and with only a rock, a torch, and your wits to rely on, you’ll have to craft and build your way to success as you interact with other players all competing for resources.
Nintendo has become a household name in entertainment. As one of the oldest and most successful gaming companies around it only makes sense. It has eloved franchises, die-hard fans, and dependable hardware.
That said, Nintendo is certainly not bulletproof. The Nintendo Switch has unquestionably seen record-breaking success, but no company can afford to rest on its laurels, so here are four resolutions we’d like to see Nintendo make in 2021.
Bloober Team released a new trailer showing off its upcoming third-person psychological horror game The Medium.
This new video focuses on Marianne’s powers, answering the question “what can a medium do?” It’s an interesting look into the tools that we’ll have at our disposal to cope with what the game is going to throw at us.
You can check it out below.
The Medium can already be pre-ordered both for Xbox Series X/S and PC via Steam. It’ll release on Jan. 28, 20211.
Today, as part of miHoYo’s latest Genshin Impact “Developers Discussion” series, the team announced controller support for Android and iOS mobile devices is set to be launched as part of the upcoming Version 1.3.
It’s a much-requested feature since Genshin Impact’s launch, with only dubious third-party software making controller support viable up until now. But miHoYo has finally spoken on the topic of official support, explaining in today’s article:
“The developers have heard your cries — from Version 1.3 onwards, devices that have had their operating systems upgraded to iOS 14 or higher will now support the Xbox Wireless Controller (Bluetooth Version), Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2, PlayStation DualShock 4 Wireless Controller, and iOS-specialized Bluetooth controllers (partial support)!”
In other news that will come as music to mobile player’s ears, Genshin Impact’s Version 1.3 will be available for pre-download before the patch actually goes live. That means you’ll be able to get ahead of the curve and have the new version ready to play as soon it becomes available.
There are a number of other questions answered in the post pertaining to game mechanics and various different materials, so be sure to check out the full post.
In related recent Genshin Impact news, here’s a trailer for the game’s latest character, Ganyu.