Along with Story Mode, three modes can be played locally when the fighting game launches on June 10th for PC, PS4 and PS5 worldwide.
In its latest trailer, Arc System Works is showing off the extensive options available to DNF Duel players in the game's Practice Mode. Features include a training mode, as well as a full-fledged tuto...
The Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund disclosed that they have purchased stakes of more than 5% in Japanese companies Capcom and Nexon.
Join the human resistance as it battles against the mechanized threat of the ARC on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS5, PC and GeForce Now.
Armed with dual revolvers, the Ranger is an evolution of the Gunner class from DNF and focuses on stylish, unpredictable combos.
Emphasizing raw power and quickness, the Striker is the "human embodiment of punches and kicks" who pummels foes into the ground.
Capable of comboing throws and grabs, the Grappler can out a ton of damage on unsuspecting foes while keeping them off-balance.
Equipped with a large axe and firebombs, the Inquisitor offers significant range and combo potential in the upcoming fighter.
Utilizing his own lifeblood for increased damage and wielding a zanbato, the Berserker offers a very aggressive play-style in Nexon's fighter.
New characters like the Striker, Ranger and Berserker are showcased with unique abilities. A release date and platforms are still pending.
Korean developer NAT Games shows off its upcoming looter shooter RPG Project Magnum, teasing high-octane combat and impressive visuals.
After 6 years in development, it's finally official.
A long journey to seemingly nowhere.
The MMORPG will still be coming to phones in some form.
Nexon's founder is reportedly looking to sell his controlling stake.
The talk was titled: "LawBreakers: How I Blew Millions Marketing the Biggest Flop of 2017".
Nexon representative confirms the cancellation was due to a "business decision" with EA.
The curious case of LawBreakers.
Hopefully everyone who lost their jobs can land back on their feet again soon.
The publisher has cited PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' great success as being the reason why Lawbreakers failed commercially.
