Bandai Namco has announced the next mainline entry in its popular fighting franchise with a brief new trailer.
Capcom's upcoming fighter has got us excited for more than a few reasons.
Ryza's latest adventure may be her last as she returns to her hometown to investigate mysterious islands that have appeared.
New gameplay mechanics – including Latent Powers in combat, a day and night cycle, Path actions, and more – have also been detailed.
The remaster will be available for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch. A new trailer showcases vastly improved visuals.
Creative director Stephane Boudon explains how Mirage makes improvements to various systems, including detection, AI interactions, and more.
Creative director Stephane Boudon confirms that, true to previous leaks, the upcoming stealth game did indeed start life as DLC for Valhalla.
The remastered collection's newest update adds support for Variable Refresh Rate (if your screen supports it, that is).
"Some players may want to have slightly fewer voices to concentrate on the action at different points," said co-direct Takefumi Terada.
"We have new moves for Basim, we have new ingredients, and also the density of the city is really key," says creative director Stephane Boudon.
110 Industries is "fascinated with the progress" and says Soleil is the "best team" for the job. The first gameplay screenshots are also available.
Fans of Ubisoft's flagship franchise have quite a lot to look forward to.
Premium currency and Premium Battle Pass sales have been suspended, and the digital and physical versions will no longer be on sale.
The dark fantasy Souls-like is releasing in 2023 for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and PC. It also launches on day one for Game Pass.
Check out the gameplay trailer for Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway, which is coming to PC and consoles this October.
EA has announced that it is teaming up with Koei Tecmo and Omega Force on developing and publishing what is very likely a new Toukiden game.
While Sony hasn't really provided many details on what we can expect to see during its State of Play presentation, reports indicate that it will focus on Japanese developers.
A new State of Play presentation has been announced by Sony. The 20-minute-long presentation will feature 10 Japanese games for PS4, PS5, and PS VR2.
Biomutant’s PS5 boost gives it a nice sheen but can’t help its mediocrity in other areas.
Ubisoft confirms that the upcoming Skull and Bones will be beginning of the company's new AAA releases being priced higher.
