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During a Q&A with investors, Shuntaro Furakawa, Nintendo representative director and president, warned that some games the company plans to release this fiscal year – including those not-yet-announced – could be affected by the COVID-19 global pandemic “if the impact is prolonged or worsens further” due to developers’ work-at-home environments. “… Many employees of Nintendo
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Nioh 2 developer Team Ninja has detailed its DLC plans for the game, starting with The Tengu’s Disciple on July 30. The DLC, which is planned to roll out over the “next several months,” will add new bosses, weapons, yokai, storylines, Guardian Spirits, end-game content for the campaign, and more. The price of the DLC has
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Sony and developer Sucker Punch are holding a State of Play presentation this Thursday, May 14 at 1:00 PM Pacific for the PlayStation 4 title Ghost of Tsushima in advance of its July 17 release date. According to Sony, the presentation is approximately 18 minutes long and features “an extended look at new gameplay footage, including exploration, combat
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Civilization VI is getting a lot of new stuff over the next year, including new civilizations, new leaders, units, and ways to play. New options are packaged as both free updates and premium updates, and the Civilization team expounds upon some details in a special video update today. It’s great to see games like Civilization VI
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The Mandalorian, Disney Plus’ critically acclaimed Star Wars space-western series by Jon Favreau, continues to bolster its season 2 cast. In March, it was reported that actress Rosario Dawson would be taking on the role of Anakin Skywalker’s apprentice from Star Wars: The Clone Wars for the second season The Mandalorian. Now The Hollywood Reporter has a scoop that not only
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During a home devstream today from Digital Extremes, players were treated to plenty of new developments regarding updates to the ever evolving online shooter. You can watch the full stream here (it’s over an hour long and features devs in their homes, it’s kind of charming for that aspect alone). However, among the announcements like
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Tokyo Game Show organizers, the Computer Entertainment Supplier’s Association (CESA) in Japan have announced that there will be no physical event this year in Japan due concerns regarding the coronavirus. Instead, an online event is planned for an unspecified date, about which more details are coming in late May. Games for both the PlayStation 5 and Xbox
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Following a little leak this week, Yakuza: Like A Dragon is now officially announced for PC, coming later this year. This opens a new chapter in Sega’s RPG series about mobsters with hearts of gold, starring a different wrestledad in another city. Like A Dragon also shakes up the action, going from a beat ’em
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After the official soundtrack for Doom Eternal was released on April 18th to Collector’s Edition owners, players quickly noticed that something sounded off. It turned out that there was a marked difference between the tracks Eternal’s composer Mick Gorden had mixed himself and those done internally by Id Software. At the time, it was unclear
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E3 got canceled this year, but EA just announced a digital EA Play Live event full of ‘world premieres, news and more,’ which will take place on June 11. This would have been around the time that E3 would have happened, so hopefully this is a good way to kick off the summer and we’ll get some
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Disappointingly, there’s not too much munching going on in the trailer for Noita‘s Feast update. Unless, of course, developers Nolla Games are serving up a banquet of roast witch. But rather than sausages or salads, Noita’s platter is a deadly one. Released this week, Feast adds a bounty of spells, artefacts, environmental overhauls and more
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When you’re cooped up inside all day long (for forty-five days and counting), making a game can make for a good distraction. There have been more than a few quarantine-related game jams, each with their own themes and concepts. Isolation, social-solidarity, and “stay home” are common, and when the historians look back at the prolific
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