Upon entering the QR code, he discovered an image that revealed Elle Fanning as the person of interest. You can check out the website for the same here, but as MacDonald noted, “It’s proxied by a QR code tinyurl that might point to a new URL in the future.” Expect more teases in the coming months, and a proper reveal could take place at The Game Awards, so stay tuned.

The project is at least confirmed to be “A Hideo Kojima Game,” as noted in the teaser image. Whether this is Overdose, which reportedly features Margaret Qualley, or a brand new title remains to be seen. In the meantime, Kojima Productions is working on Death Stranding 2, which actor Norman Reedus nonchalantly confirmed in an interview. It also has an Xbox-exclusive project in the works utilizing cloud technology.

Kojima Productions is teasing a project in Melbourne, Australia at PAX https://t.co/Wtm7fL8pnh pic.twitter.com/GAo4GB3wUT

— Lance McDonald (@manfightdragon) October 7, 2022

Scanning an accompany QR code reveals this image as part of a teaser for a Kojima Productions project pic.twitter.com/rjJHxgBck3

— Lance McDonald (@manfightdragon) October 7, 2022

The URL is https://t.co/4QysFOIAVi

It’s proxied by a QR code tinyurl that might point to a new URL in the future.

— Lance McDonald (@manfightdragon) October 7, 2022

Here is the QR code pic.twitter.com/8nPbJFxY3W

— Lance McDonald (@manfightdragon) October 7, 2022

CD Projekt RED’s Cyberpunk 2077 is being showcased publicly at PAX Australia this weekend. Some new gameplay was showcased courtesy of publisher Bandai Namco and GameSpot got to see an interesting new ability. It’s called “Demon Software” and can make your foes attack themselves.

We say “themselves” because it’s possible to hack an enemy’s cybernetic arm with the ability and watch it attack them. What does it look like when hacking legs or other weaponized cybernetic parts? One has to think this would be a good trolling ability against all kinds of NPCs, if not just enemies.

The Nano Wire was also showcased, though we’ve seen it in gameplay footage by now. It essentially allows for hacking into various things or people, though you can use it for attacking as well. Stay tuned for more information from PAX Australia, including a possible new gameplay demo that could be released later.

Cyberpunk 2077 releases on April 16th 2020 for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

Cloud Imperium Games’ Star Citizen has been making progress after the initial reveal of its space simulation mechanics. It’s still in a fairly early stage but considering the large size of the game, it’s very understandable. Tomorrow, November 1st, there will be another presentation for the game, this time showing off the first person shooter mechanics of the game.

Working with PAX Australia, the developer will hold a live stream of the presentation here and showcase just how the first person mode will operate. It also promises some other surprises and will be held at 3 AM PDT/6 AM EDT/10 AM UK. If you can’t view the live stream then don’t worry – there will be a video of the presentation available later.

Star Citizen is still a long way off from release but it’s getting there. What are your thoughts on the game thus far? Let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for more information.

As reported by Polygon, Pitchford stated that, “When THQ started to evaporate, Brian kept coming to my office everyday and saying, ‘Hey Randy, you got to get Homeworld.’ So we became part of that process bidding on the brand. It got down to three bidders and they decided to do a live auction on the telephone; and two of the other bidders were publishers. We were the only developer. And that was really interesting.”

He also stated that Alex Garden, Relic Entertainment’s founder and the creator of the franchise, was happy that Gearbox obtained the IP. Garden also offered his support but as Martel states, “We are going to upgrade all the ships, make it look amazing for current-gen. At this point it needs a fresh coat of paint.”

Gearbox Software is currently planning to remake both Homeworld 1 and 2, and will be re-releasing the original games as digital downloads.

It’s been announced that PAX will indeed be going international for the first time ever, and that PAX Australia will take place in Melbourne next year, starting July 19th and ending July 21st. PAX Australia will be held in Melbourne in 2014 as well.

“It is a great opportunity to showcase games culture in Australia to the rest of the world,” said Victoria’s Minister for Innovation, Louise Asher “and the exposure around the region and the world that Melbourne’s games industry will gain from the event, and the number of international and domestic visitors that will be drawn to Melbourne, cannot be underestimated.”

PAX President Robert Khoo said: “Melbourne has a long history of supporting the games scene, though showcasing cultural game exhibits to supporting world renowned game developers. Holding PAX Australia in Melbourne is the perfect fit for our show.”

More details will be announced soon. Stay tuned.