As well as a few PSVR games.
Meanwhile, God of War tops charts yet again.
Those are impressive numbers for sure.
It's an interesting statement, given the number of exclusive games Square has in the pipeline.
Looks gorgeous, as always.
Locking away single player content behind more expensive editions, thank you Rockstar!
"If I could run it much faster as opposed to throwing it all out and reprograming everything for the next generation or something, as long as we keep expanding like that, that’ll be great."
I will never not giggle at the name.
Which makes full sense, honestly.
"It’s really difficult for anybody to think about making a large scale triple-A game these days without having in mind a content and service plan that goes one to two years into the future out of th...
"We need to use those franchises as a home base from which we can expand. That strength lets us branch out and take risks with them."
The latest patch for the zombie survival game is pretty big.
The listing has since been changed to December 31st 2019 by the retail site.
The upcoming September expansion apparently has a name now.
Two new retro compilations debut strong in the UK charts.
Xur has a fine collection of "meh" this time around.
Dark Souls Remastered has debuted in first place on the charts for the PS4 in Japan.
This is a new entry in the development diary titled 'Working With Dinosaurs.'
At launch, players will be able to choose only one class and can unlock the other class either through gameplay or by purchasing one of the Founder's Pack DLCs.
Venture into the past, alter a Vaal temple and then storm it in the present.
