Bandai Namco's remastered RPG will launch for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nntendo Switch on February 17.
The demo covers the first two hours, with progress transferring to the full game. The RPG is out on January 13th for consoles and PC.
More games could follow in the footsteps of Tales of Vesperia and Tales of Symphonia, according to the Japanese publisher.
The demo is live on January 10th for consoles and contains the first 1-2 hours, with progress carrying over into the full release.
Rumors are looking to the future of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, and what its next major DLC release will entail. We might even go back to classic Dragon Ball.
Previous job ads have suggested that the project in question is a remaster, with rumours claiming that it could be for Kid Icarus: Uprising.
Leading up to the full release of the game next week, check out the new live-action trailer for One Piece Odyssey.
No game has won more Game of the Year awards than FromSoftware's Elden Ring, which has been given that honour 324 times.
One of the standout announcements at this year’s The Game Awards was the revealing of FromSoftware’s next title, and perhaps surprisingly to some it’s a rejuvenation of a series which has lay do...
Learn more about the "dramatic scenes" that can occur during battles for more rewards and how exploration works in the upcoming RPG.
Bandai Namco is gearing up to finally show off what it has been working on with its next game in the Digimon franchise.
The new patch also improves online lobby connectivity, performance, and stability while fixing issues with menu text visibility.
Bandai Namco has kicked off pre-orders for the Nintendo Switch and PC release of Digimon World: Next Order.
FromSoftware wants to "emphasize the dynamic action, the free-running of your unit, and the active changes you can make during missions."
Team up with Impel Down escapees to save Ace and venture to Dressrosa to stop Doflamingo when the RPG launches on January 13th.
Check out the new Blue Protocol trailer, which gives us an in-depth look at what the game actually is, featuring combat as well as story.
The latest trailer for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot's upcoming Bardock – Alone Against Fate DLC shows off a hopeless battle over Planet Vegeta.
FromSoftware's Hidetaka Miyazaki says the "real impetus" for the title is being able to "freely assemble and customize the mech."
The difficulty isn't a flat line throughout, varying based on mission type, enemies, and how players assemble their mech.
The 2023 sequel features a "mission-based structure" and a heavier focus on single-player, though there is a Versus Mode.
