The newest trailer for Deadelic Entertainment and Nacon's upcoming game shows off some stealth gameplay and various locations.
Check out the latest trailer for Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown. While the trailer doesn't feature any gameplay, it gives a good look at the general tone the game is going for.
It retails for $60 on PC and $70 on consoles. The first gameplay overview showcases naval combat, different ship types and settlement/fort assaults.
Play a variety of instruments and insult your foes to deal Psychic damage or buff allies with songs. The Gnome race also offers three different sub-races.
The surreal psychological horror title is coming to PlayStation platforms and supports controller speakers and the DualSense's haptic feedback.
Sabotage Studios' 2D retro-style RPG features turn-based combat with magic, dual attacks, and timed actions, along with Locks and Boosting.
Pre-ordering grants early access to The Curator's Cut which features new playable characters with additional scenes and decisions.
ReedPop – the veteran event production company behind PAX, New York Comic Con, Star Wars Celebration, and more – will produce E3 2023.
Creative director Tetsuya Nomura says nothing from the original game will be left out or shortened in the remake trilogy.
Producer Yoshinori Kitase says it's "still positioned" as an expansion on the original FF7 story, and the team doesn't "want to stray too far from that."
Though Skate is still in the relatively early stages of development, plenty of new gameplay details have emerged thanks to a recent round of playtesting.
A comprehensive leak from recent playtesting for the new Skate has spilled the beans on some new details on the game.
Limit Breaks are no longer tied to the Digital Mind Wave system, though other elements like leveling up are still randomized.
The remaster's PC version will target a 120 FPS frame rate. There's no word on what to expect from the Nintendo Switch version.
Producer Cory Barlog responds to concerns about the sequel trying to hit the holiday quarter following its recent release date announcement.
Blizzard Entertainment president Mike Ybarra says "99.5% of everything in the game" is free, while the company says most players are not spending money in the game.
Microsoft says it will bring updates on previously announced titles that are expected to launch for Xbox in the next 12 months.
The Nintendo Switch features multi-sampling of TAA anti-aliasing along with gyro support, while the PS5 version also features DualSense support.
Paul Bertone - who's worked on Halo 1-3, Halo 3: ODST and Halo: Reach - will help "lead the future of Halo Infinite" as per Joseph Staten.
A new weapon and outfit are available to test along with balance changes and a whole range of unique affixes for Legendary weapons.
