The latest RPG in Falcom's acclaimed series is out on September 30th in Japan for PlayStation 4. It's also in the works for PS5.
Higher quality weapons are difficult to come by, which means having to rely on improvised weaponry that can easily break down.
The costume transforms the Palamute into Mega Man's canine companion with new animations. It will be unlocked in a new event quest.
These will be showcased on September 25th at 5 PM PT. Pro teams that were knocked out will be participating in the exhibition match.
Pet dogs, horses and even pelicans in the latest game in the franchise, as well as use them to your advantage in combat.
The two games can be added permanently to your Steam account alongside a big sale of THQ Nordic titles on the platform.
Ubisoft's relentlessly delayed and rebooted open world pirate adventure is apparently in "a decent spot" where development is concerned.
Minimum and recommended system requirements for eFootball on PC are both quite modest.
The free expansion adds six new bosses, multiple new weapons, ten new levels and new endings on top of numerous improvements and changes.
Armed with a Stim Pistol, Doc can heal allies from a distance. Any downed teammates can also be brought back into the action.
New gameplay deep dive showcases exploration, investigation mechanics and combat, including using the environment against foes.
New weapons and items, the ability to name tamed pets, an Obliterator for destroying unwanted items, and much more have been added.
The DualSense also allows for precision steering that one could only achieve with a steering wheel, as per creator Kazunori Yamauchi.
Creator Kazunori Yamauchi also offered some new details on GT Cafe, including the ability to showcase one's collection of cars to other players.
WipEout Rush will deliver a card-based racing experience tailor-made for mobile devices, and will feature a single player campaign, 60 ships, and more.
Meanwhile, Switch-exclusive WarioWare: Get it Together! comes in at second place, selling over 72,000 units in its debut week.
Game director Eric Williams says the upcoming sequel will bring back some of "the greatest hits of things" that its predecessor "didn't get to."
Cory Barlog says a single story spanning three games over roughly fifteen years would have been "too stretched out."
"We are focused on making this a game that us developers absolutely enjoyed making so that players can feel the passion that has gone into it," says lead developer Nas Nakarus.
The acclaimed RPG has shipped 2.88 million till date. Tales of Berseria, meanwhile, hit 2 million in shipments and digital sales.
