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The Fate/Stay Night Remastered release was horrendous on PC yesterday, with the wrong characters and scenes being loaded in at times and pieces of scenery falling through the screen.
Few game communities have had to learn patience like Japanese RPGs fans. Series like Nihon Falcom’s Ys have historically taken well over a year to see an official English translation. Yet the latest entry in the series, Ys 10: Nordics, is slated to launch worldwide three months quicker than its predecessor Ys 9: Monstrum Nox did compared to its respective Japanese release. According to publisher NIS America, it's a sign of things to come.
Falcom's Ys series may not be as popular as other JRPG series like Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, but the action RPG franchise developed by Falcom, alongside the other series by the Japanese studio, the Trails series, started seeing some well-deserved recognition in the West in the past few years. It has been almost 12 months since the release of the latest entry in the series, Ys X: Nordics, in Japan, and in a few months, fans of Adol Christin in the West will finally be able to experience how the tenth main entry in the series is the first one in a long time that attempts to shake the basic gameplay formula introduced in Ys SEVEN back in 2009.
Years after its initial announcement, finally has a release date, and it's extremely soon! is a remake of the cult classic 2012 zombie title, helmed by Yoshimi Yasuda, the original game's executive producer and former CEO of its publisher, Kadokawa Games. served as a throwback to pulpy horror classics such as, seeing cheerleader Juliet Starling fighting hordes of the undead.
The PlayStation 5 console is continuing to sell rather well, but the pace of sales is slowing down faster than anticipated.
CAPCOM is bringing a rather rich line-up to this year's edition of Gamescom, giving attendees the chance to try out, among other games, Monster Hunter Wilds, the next entry in the series in development for PC and consoles.
Final Fantasy XVI release on PC could be imminent, judging from some recent findings.
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