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The same group of vocal FromSoftware fans desperate for PlayStation to reveal something, anything Bloodborne related were once again let down this week when the State of Play was completely absent of any such thing.
As reported earlier this year via rumors, Sony announced a new Astro Bot game coming to PlayStation 5 on September 6. Following the State of Play reveal, Team Asobi Creative Director Nicolas Doucet talked about the game in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, describing the new Astro Bot as the studio's biggest-ever game thanks to eighty levels spread across six planets.
One of the best features in is something that I miss to this day, and I wish it could reappear in future entries. The first Generation 3 games were released for Gameboy Advance over 21 years ago, in March 2003. The titles starred by the Legendaries Groudon and Kyogre, respectively, introduced the region of Hoenn to players following the success of both Kanto and Johto before that. The Gen 3 games added a whole new set of features, taking advantage of the new hardware the franchise was running on after migrating from the Game Boy Color.
players who spend all their time hunting down parts to make new ships are in luck because a new mod has added an entirely new manufacturer into the game with some excellent modules. It seems fair to say that most fans, when asked what aspect of the game they most enjoy, would explain that the ship customization system is easily one of the most immersive, enjoyable experiences on offer in the RPG. Fortunately, thanks to the power of creative modders, that mechanic is only growing larger and more impressive.
While we’ve known about the existence of Concord for over a year now, Sony’s new PvP multiplayer shooter has remained quite mysterious. The game is the work of Firewalk Studios, a new startup headed up by a team of Destiny vets, and teasers have hinted at a colorful, character-driven approach to the genre. Beyond that, details have been scant.
I'm told war never changes, but its popularity certainly fluctuates—and sometimes it spikes, if you can leverage the power of Walton Goggins. In an interview with Variety, Todd Howard said the Fallout games are enjoying a swell of player attention thanks to the Amazon TV series.
A new mod greatly expands the possibilities for character creation, including a much-needed feature that should've been included at launch. Mods can greatly improve the experience: whether they change the visuals, improve enemy AI, or even just overhaul the user interface, they allow players to customize their gameplay beyond the simple, surface-level changes provided by in-game settings. But while some mods can turn into an entirely different game, sometimes, the best ones focus on making a single aspect of the game as good as it can be.
is set in the Lands Between, which is filled with mysteries and unusual characters. With its long history, this land has been the site of multiple power struggles and coveted by more than one Outer God. In the middle of it all are characters who try their best to survive, and some who go beyond survival to attempt removing power from the god that currently has the most influence: the Greater Will.