The long-awaited successor to the Budokai Tenkaichi series is here, delivering the most faithful Dragon Ball fantasy yet.
The season starts on October 15th and marks the debut of Mythic Aspects, granting a black and gold color scheme to Mythic Skins.
Having done a phenomenal job with their Silent Hill 2 remake, which entry in the horror series should the duo target next?
In the meantime, developer Offworld will continue to optimize and improve performance and even implement a Loadout Locker.
Bloober Team and Konami's remake has no shortage of tricks up its sleeve to make you lose your sleep.
Some new end-game activities and a powerful class add to the solid base game, even if the story and characters leave much to be desired.
"It’s a complicated mode to implement that would change the experience significantly," says game director Dmitry Grigorenko.
Two incredible survival horror remakes- but which one takes the crown?
Against all odds, both companies have delivered one of the best horror titles ever and an excellent remake of the 2001 classic.
Spike Chunsoft's eagerly-awaited sequel is an exceptional follow-up to 2007's Dragon Ball: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. Here's how.
While its a hit among players and critics, Spike Chunsoft's latest Dragon Ball fighter has its share of issues. Here are a few.
Atlus' fantasy RPG launched for PC and consoles last week, selling over a million units within its first six hours.
Sony's upcoming mid-gen refresh is selling well ahead of its November release, if its placement on Amazon's bestseller charts is anything to go by.
"The sense of the battlefield is one of the concepts from the early days. And now, with the current generation of consoles and PCs, we're really able to explore this," series producer Tomkohiko Sho sa...
"From the very first game of the current Dynasty Warriors series, the theme is tactical action, and we really wanted to be able to express that in its fullest," says series producer Tomkohiko Sho.
Team Asobi and Sony's 3D platformer's launch month sales beat Sonic Frontiers and Crash Bandicoot 4 by 34 percent and 52 percent respectively.
The horror title's runtime will vary based on what difficulty you play at, and how much you care about 100% completion, as per producer Alessio Alfonsi.
Developer Stormind Games confirms its upcoming horror title will feature Quality and Performance Modes on PS5 and Xbox Series X, while running at 1440p and 30 FPS on Xbox Series S.
The rumoured expanded re-release of the open world action RPG will feature new story quests, side quests, outfits, and more, it's been claimed.
The upcoming horror title also took cues from the likes of The Last of Us, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, and Thief, as per lead game designer Manuel Moavero.
