Author: Emil John

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Fans of Unicorn Overlord may need to lower their expectations for additional content or a PC release. In an interview with GamesRadar, Takafumi Noma, the game’s director, confirmed there are currently no plans for DLC or a PC port. “We are deeply grateful for the many players who have embraced our vision for a new strategy RPG,” Noma said. He acknowledged the fans’ enthusiasm for more content or a sequel but clarified the studio’s current stance. “While there are no plans for further development right now, I wouldn’t say no if it were up to me. It would be great…

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The release of the Killzone crossover in Helldivers 2 has sparked a significant backlash among players, with concerns about pricing and limited-time availability. In response, developer Arrowhead has taken to social media and community forums to address complaints, emphasizing their role in the decision-making process and outlining improvement plans. Part one of the crossover features Killzone-themed cosmetics and items, but acquiring them all costs nearly twice the value of a premium Warbond and almost half the price of the game itself. This pricing structure has drawn comparisons to free-to-play models, prompting criticism since Helldivers 2 is a full-priced title. Adding…

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Naoki Hamaguchi, the director of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, revealed that the team initially considered adding a DLC episode to the game’s PC version. However, they decided to prioritize developing the project’s final installment. Speaking candidly, Hamaguchi said, “We did have the desire to add an episodic story as a new DLC to the PC version,” but limited resources forced the team to focus on finishing Part 3 as quickly as possible. Hamaguchi emphasized that delivering a satisfying conclusion to the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy remains the studio’s highest priority. However, he left the door open for future additions,…

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Gearbox Software has revealed that Borderlands 4 will move away from the heavy reliance on toilet humor that characterized its predecessor, Borderlands 3. Narrative director Sam Winkler discussed this on social media, noting that while humor remains central to the series, the tone will shift towards something more balanced and potentially more refined. The Borderlands franchise is known for its chaotic energy and offbeat humor. However, Borderlands 3 faced significant criticism for leaning too heavily into juvenile jokes, particularly those involving scatological themes. Winkler addressed this directly, stating, “I remain firm in my criticism of BL3’s overabundance of toilet humor.”…

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Capcom has revealed its commitment to re-activating dormant intellectual properties as part of its strategy to expand its lineup of major releases. In a recent announcement, the company confirmed the development of Onimusha Way of the Sword, the first new title in the series in over two decades, alongside the start of a sequel project for the beloved Okami. Highlighting its intentions, Capcom stated, “In addition to regularly releasing major new titles each year, Capcom is focusing on re-activating dormant IPs that haven’t had a new title launch recently.” This approach aligns with the company’s goal of catering to long-time…

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Bandai Namco recently announced that Elden Ring, the critically acclaimed action RPG co-developed with FromSoftware, has sold more than 28 million copies globally. This achievement firmly establishes Elden Ring as one of the most successful games in modern gaming history, surpassing the lifetime sales of FromSoftware’s renowned Dark Souls franchise, which previously reported over 27 million copies sold. The announcement was made during the reveal of a new spin-off game, Elden Ring: Nightreign. This upcoming title, slated for a worldwide release in 2025, will expand the universe of Elden Ring. The announcement of Nightreign comes as Elden Ring is still…

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Tekken 8 might soon introduce Ichiban Kasuga, the protagonist of Like a Dragon and Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, as its fourth DLC fighter. This claim comes from a reliable leaker who previously revealed the identities of three newcomers added to Tekken 8 months before their official announcement. If accurate, Ichiban will join Heihachi, Lidia, and Eddy as the latest addition to the game’s post-launch roster. The upcoming fighter is expected to be revealed during The Game Awards 2024, coinciding with the conclusion of Tekken 8’s first season. Speculation suggests this will be a high-profile guest character, with names like…

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Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree has been ruled ineligible for BAFTA’s prestigious Best Game award. According to BAFTA’s criteria, this category exclusively recognizes full games released for the first time within the past year. Expansions, updates, and downloadable content (DLC) fall outside this scope but are considered under the Evolving Game category instead. A BAFTA spokesperson clarified this approach in a statement to Eurogamer, explaining, “Our Best Game category specifically recognises full games which have released for the first time in the past year. DLC, along with other updates and enhancements made to games originally released before 25th November…

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In a recent interview, Matt Booty, head of Xbox Game Studios, shed light on the company’s approach to releasing games on platforms beyond Xbox, such as the PlayStation 5. Booty emphasized that decisions regarding exclusivity and release windows are made on a case-by-case basis, with each studio operating under unique circumstances. Booty explained that production timelines play a pivotal role in determining how and when games might arrive on other platforms. “We are very much making the [exclusivity and windowing] decisions on a game-by-game basis. And each of our studios is in a little bit of a different position,” he…

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Fortnite keeps breaking records with its crazy popular live events! Last night, they had the Fortnite Remix Finale, and a whopping 14.3 million players jumped into the game to watch it. This totally crushed their old record from Travis Scott’s concert back in 2020, which had 12.3 million players. And that’s not even counting the millions who watched on Twitch and YouTube! This event outdid some other big ones too. More people watched this than the 9.8 million at the Times Square Remix launch, the 5.6 million for October’s Doctor Doom boss battle, and the 10 million at last year’s…

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