Japanese Charts: Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Scrapes Into The Top 10 With 5,000+ Sales

(For Southeast Asia) Step into a new adventure with the upcoming DualSense Wireless Controller – Genshin Impact Limited Edition

As the launch of Genshin Impact Version Luna III approaches on PlayStation 5, which features the new playable character Durin and fresh updates to the story in Nod-Krai, we’re excited to reveal the DualSense Wireless Controller – Genshin Impact Limited Edition. The new controller features an ethereal white, gold, and green palette adorned with arcane…

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Multibillion-dollar MMO Dungeon Fighter Online is huge in Asia but ‘not as well known in the West,’ and The First Berserker: Khazan was meant to change that

2D MMO Dungeon Fighter Online could quite possibly be the most lucrative game ever made that you’ve never played. Launched in Korea in 2005 as Dungeon & Fighter, it’s since spawned sequels and spin-offs that have earned some $22 billion over the years. Despite being a massive hit in Asia, Dungeon Fighter Online never quite…

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Dawn of War 2 review (2009)

Special commentary on this classic PC Gamer review provided by: Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 2 review – PC Gamer issue #197 (UK, February 2009) From the archives: The review below appears as originally written, with only minor changes in formatting and presentation. By Tom Francis (Image credit: Relic Entertainment) Here’s something I never thought…

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CONMEBOL Libertadores Comes to FIFA 20 Next Year

Get ready to experience South America’s biggest club tournament. The CONMEBOL Libertadores is coming exclusively to FIFA 20 as a free content update* next year. In addition, you’ll also be able to play CONMEBOL’s other South American club tournaments – the CONMEBOL Sudamericana and CONMEBOL Recopa – as well as when the content update drops…

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A unique aspect of Japanese architecture turned out to be a key reason the Like a Dragon games can reuse assets so effectively—and deliver more compact, memorable open worlds than western cities

Spend enough time running errands and beating up thugs in the Like a Dragon (née Yakuza) series, and you’ll likely be able to find your way around Tokyo’s real-life red light district, Kabukichō—that’s how close to the real thing Sega got with its fictional recreation of Kamurochō. Over some 20 years of games Sega has…

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