By: Tyler Miller
After being announced at E3 last year and then being released last September in Japan, Kingdom Hearts Unchained X is finally come to North America! When is it coming you ask? The game will be released this week on April 7. Square Enix announced the game’s release date on the game’s North American Twitter page.
Any other fans that’ll be getting this aside from me? Leave your thoughts in the comments down below!
By: Tyler Miller
Yesterday, Sony and Naughty Dog released a brand new 15 minute preview of some Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End gameplay and it’s amazing. The preview showcases a large open area in Madagascar that we’ll be able to explore in the game, along with the fact that we’ll be able to use the Jeep to do that exploring. There’s also some combat in there as well near the end. I have to say that every time footage of this game gets released, I get even more impatient for it to be released.
Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End releases on May 10.
By: Tyler Miller
Over the weekend, a user on NeoGAF uploaded a short video that they claimed was a demo reel of the upcoming Mass Effect Andromeda. The footage contained a Krogan being held at gunpoint by a human character (that may or may not be the player) before releasing pollen fumes to harm them. The footage also contained a scene where the player used a jetpack for traversal. If you want to check it out, Kotaku still has it up.
Mass Effect Andromeda releases sometime in early 2017.
By: Tyler Miller
A few hours ago, Square Enix held a special event for it’s long awaited JRPG Final Fantasy XV. At the event they announced a plethora of new things related to the game, including the game’s release date. Here’s everything they announced.
By: Tyler Miller
“A scattered dream that’s like a far off memory. A far off memory that’s like a scattered dream. I want to line the pieces up. Yours and mine.” Welcome to the best game ever. Welcome to Kingdom Hearts II.
By: Tyler Miller
Earlier today during the Game Developers Conference, Sony announced the price and release window for Playstation VR, the company’s foray into the VR landscape. Playstation VR will be released this October for $399/€399/£349/AUD $549. This makes it cheaper than the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive, releasing for $600 and $800 respectively.
Coming with the headset are a processor unit, a VR headset connection cable, HDMI and USB cables, headphones, and a power supply. Notably, it doesn’t come with a Playstation Camera which is needed in order to use Playstation VR. Those who purchase the Playstation VR can download The Playroom in VR for free, and it comes with six games for the whole family.
By: Tyler Miller
Hell must have frozen over and pigs must be flying because the impossible is finally a reality. Today Microsoft announced that Xbox players will be able to play online with players on other consoles or platforms. ID@Xbox Director Chris Carla broke the good news in a letter on Xbox Wire, saying that players on Xbox Live on either Xbox One or Windows 10 will be able to play with people on other online networks. It comes down to the developers to implement it into their games and the other networks (i.e. PSN, Steam) to accept the invitation. The first game that will be be implementing this feature is Rocket League, the hit racing/soccer game that made a splash on Playstation Plus last summer, and recently made the leap to Xbox One.
By: Tyler Miller
Looking forward to Final Fantasy XV? If the latest rumor about the game is true, you won’t have to wait too much longer. According to a rumor from Gematsu, Square Enix will be releasing the much anticipated JRPG worldwide on Friday, September 30. Later this month on March 30, Square Enix will be holding an event titled “Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV” where they will be officially announcing the game’s release date, so we’ll see then if this rumor is true. I certainly hope it is, because I’m dying to get my hands on the full game.
By: Tyler Miller
Remember Beyond Good and Evil 2? The game that Ubisoft announced in 2008, but haven’t talked about since then. Well it looks like the game just might be coming back, and soon! Coming from Destructoid, rumor has it that Nintendo is doing what they did for Bayonetta 2 and are funding the game, while securing NX exclusivity for the game in the process. According to the rumor, the game is going by the title of Beyond Good and Evil: The Prejudices of Philosophers. If true, this is a major win for Nintendo. Of course, this is sure to ruffle the feathers of quite a few fans if it is true, but only time will tell. I’m betting that we’ll be getting confirmation of this news at E3 at the soonest. What do you all think? Leave your thoughts below.
By: Tyler Miller
Yesterday Nintendo held a Nintendo Direct, and they talked about a good number of games coming to the Wii U and 3DS. Here’s all the big news that came out of it.
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