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cosplays can be hard to nail right on the head, but one first-time cosplayer did an incredible job in their attempt to recreate armor, and through it, bring the game to life. The beautiful red armor draws inspiration from as well as a bit from in the design of the helmet. Impressively, the cosplay doesn't look to be too uncomfortable to move around in, which makes it even more lifelike as one can imagine them in action.
As players either learn the game's systems for the first time or become reacquainted with the classic techniques, one new mechanic is gaining plenty of extra praise. It wouldn't be a game without the ability to counter enemy moves, setting the stage for a dramatic switch-up that could turn the fight on its head. While such an action is exciting in its own right, has gone the extra mile to give players the anime brawls they've come to love.
Bright lights. Flying cars. The glare from god rays piercing the screen. Unrivaled visual fidelity. I stared in awe at the scenes that unfolded in front of me while I demoed Neo Berlin 2087, an upcoming cyberpunk crime thriller from developer Elysium Game Studio.
Surely one of the greatest honours of working on an official Star Wars project is getting to create a new Weird Little Guy. A time-honoured tradition stretching right back to Yoda, Salacious B Crumb, and the Ewoks, in the world of videogames it's more recently brought us BD-1, Greez, and, uh, that little droid that floats over Iden Versio's shoulder. My new favourite is, of course, Nix—your thieving armadillo-axalotl companion in Star Wars Outlaws.
It was a very big deal when Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2 was announced in 2019, and it's been a very big shit show ever since. Which is perhaps not inappropriate for a Bloodlines sequel—those of us who are honest about it will admit the original was a remarkable shit show in its own right—but nonetheless irritating for those of us who have been waiting patiently for 20 years for more.
If things had gone differently at Blizzard 10 years ago, we might've been playing a version of Diablo 4 with melee brawls akin to the Batman: Arkham series. I'm not even sure that idea sounds good on paper, but it didn't seem to work out in practice either because Blizzard eventually rebooted the project into the demon-slaying action RPG we have today.
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A genius Metal Gear Solid 2 fan has somehow managed to create the AV-8B Harrier II attack aircraft in Tears of the Kingdom using Zonai devices, and it's as functional as it is impressive.