Rambo is joining the likes of action movie icons RoboCop and the Terminator as part of Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate and Kombat Pack 2 which is due to release on 17th November, and there’s a gameplay trailer to see him in action. According to Dominic Cianciolo, Story & Voiceover Director from NetherRealm Studio, his moveset…
Grand Theft Auto 6 is finally doing a gameplay reveal (it’s definitely a gameplay reveal, right?) and it’s going to drop on Netflix first. If you’ve been cutting back on subscriptions in your life then you’re going to have to wait a few extra hours for it to land on YouTube with the rest of…
I need your clothes, your boots, and your new game. Reef Entertainment has released a new overview trailer for Terminator 2D: No Fate, and sorry, but we know you’re all excited for Silksong and whatnot, but this looks bloody amazing. Clocking in at just over three minutes, the trailer takes us through some of the…
The last couple of years have seen some blockbusters deals in the games industry. Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard is obviously the biggest of them all, but Sony’s buyout of Bungie is up there too, and even (relatively) smaller deals, like NetEase’s purchase of Quantic Dream or Nacon’s takeover of Daedalic, can’t be overlooked. And…
With Destiny 2 now fully embalmed, I find myself wondering—as do a great many others—‘how did this happen?’ A new Game Business interview with Sheldon Carter, president of Warframe developer Digital Extremes, has me pondering that question even harder: It turns out that while Destiny 2 was floundering, its foremost rival was enjoying “a few…
Room service. Hotel Dusk: Room 215 has racked up quite the cult following over the years. This Nintendo-published text-based adventure first arrived on the DS back in 2007 and received a sequel, Last Window: The Secret of Cape West, three years later before developer Cing bit the dust after declaring for bankruptcy. Things have, naturally,…
Sometimes it seems like Batman’s work is never truly done. As soon as he’s locked up one supervillain, someone else is breaking out of Arkham Asylum, or a new enemy emerges from the shadows and he’s starting up the Batmobile once again to stop another threat to his city. Every so often, game development feels…
I consider World of Tanks none of my business. Other than a brief window over a decade ago when I dabbled in Wargaming’s treads-based shooter, the free-to-play oldie has otherwise turned me off with aggressively monetized progression that favors players with deep pockets. So it’s with skeptical eyes that I’m playing World of Tanks: Heat,…
I love a good game about skulking through the shadows, but it isn’t an activity I get to do much in virtual worlds anymore. Even within the already sparse genre of stealth games, most modern sneak ’em ups are based around lines of sight rather than levels of light. I always figured this was because…
While developing the PlayStation 4 system, our hardware and software teams relied on feedback from our community of developers. The result is the most innovative and forward-thinking gaming console in the market today. Since launch, PlayStation has continued that trend of listening to feedback by bringing some of the most highly requested features from the…