What’s New in Tekken 7 on PS4

What’s New in Tekken 7 on PS4

One of the world’s most popular fighting games is punching its way back onto PlayStation — Bandai Namco’s Tekken 7 entered the E3 2016 ring to prove its worth. We had a chat with Game Director and Chief Producer Katsuhiro Harada who offered some hard-hitting reasons why it’s a game you should be keeping an…

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Felicia Day says her New Vegas character ‘is one of the best roles I’ve ever got to play,’ but the actor won’t be in Fallout Season 2

There are a lot of things from Fallout: New Vegas players would like to see in the Fallout TV show as the series visits the Mojave for its second season. The Kings. Whatever’s left of the NCR. That one megalomaniac toaster who wants to set the world on fire. And also Veronica Santangelo, the Brotherhood…

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Here’s What Donkey Kong Bananza Looked Like On Switch 1

Devs started thinking about moving to Switch 2 in 2021. In a recent interview, developers Kenta Motokura and director Kazuya Takahashi from Nintendo confirmed that Donkey Kong Bananza was originally intended for the Switch 1. In a new Ask the Developer feature, fresh screenshots have been shared that shows the visual difference between Switch 1…

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2 years after its announcement, FF14’s monster-taming Beastmaster job finally arrives this year, along with what looks like a Slay the Spire-esque roguelike mode

Final Fantasy 14‘s next big patch, 7.5, will be dropping next month—and in subsequent updates will be adding Beastmaster to the game. Players have been waiting a long time for this’un. Given Square’s propensity to announce almost everything in an expansion before its launch, we’ve known about Beastmaster since (checks notes) two entire years ago….

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‘We have more levels than players’: This indie dev’s game was a complete flop, but he’s powering through with his plan to release 20 seasons of new content anyway

I was initially attracted to Endlight, a weird indie game about getting hoops, by its intense, almost overwhelming trailer, but what hooked me were the less obvious but very clever bits lying beneath its sensory onslaught: Levels are punctuated by odd, sometimes very funny chunks of text that made me feel as though developer Jim…

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UFO 50 Gets A Surprise Shadow Drop On Switch Today

50 games in one. In a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment, Mossmouth’s critically-acclaimed retro compilation, UFO 50, is out on Switch… today! The game costs $24.99 / £20.99 on the Switch eShop. Announced during today’s Indie World showcase, the game was developers by the creators of Spelunky, Downwell, and Catacomb Kids. We’ve been itching to try this one…

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