It won’t be E3 time ( even if there’s no E3) without game listings and Amazon France has yet again done the same. The new listing, which is acknowledged by a resetera member states the following- – 3 games from Bethesda – 2 games from Square (+1 potentially) – 2 games from Warner (+1 potentially) […]
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Sony’s first-party DualShock 4 Back Button Attachment went sold out so quickly when it first launched. For those of you who couldn’t grab it the first time, here’s some good news. The attachment is back and will start shipping on June 5th. Announcing on Twitter, PlayStation’s account wrote – Miss out on the DualShock 4
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Sony’s Ghost of Tsushima received a major update during last week’s State of Play event. We got a huge 18 minutes of footage, with the emphasis on open-world exploration, combat, and customization options. (You can check our take from this extended reveal here) Now what caught my attention (and many others in this regard as
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On April 2nd, PlayStation shared the painful information about delaying two of their upcoming games. Due to logistic reasons, PlayStation had to delay The Last of Us Part II and Marvel’s Iron Man VR until further notice. “Logistically, the global crisis is preventing us from providing the launch experience our players deserve,” the company wrote
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There are many ghosts in Final Fantasy VII Remake. There are the strange phantoms that haunt our characters from the first chapters of the game, looming in the background for the rest of its runtime. There are ghosts of wartime trauma that protagonist Cloud Strife is confronted with and arrested by. But the most significant
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The rumors and leaks surrounding Resident Evil 8, which as the number indicates is the eighth main installment in this highly popular and successful survival horror series, has been an all-time high. According to the famous Resident Evil insider, Aesthetic Gamer, Resident Evil 8 is apparently called Resident Evil 8: Village ( got the reference?),
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Those who Remain is an upcoming psychological thriller, adventure game from developer and publisher Camel 101. Thanks to the latest ESRB rating we now know a little about what to expect from this ambitious new title. Posted via ESRB’s Twitter account, the game has been rated M for Mature. The game will feature some amount
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It’s nearly dawn. We have finally made it through the night, passing through an infected horde filled museum. The golden hour is upon us, a symbol of hope. As we cross the building the camera shifts to Joel and Ellie, focusing on their facial expressions. Ellie’s eyes are star-struck towards the horizon as Joel
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Self-purchased. Reviewed on Switch. Kentucky Route Zero is a fantasia of light and sound, a lucid dream rendered from the Southern subconscious, a distorted fable that mines the core of Kentucky’s folk culture until it’s as strange and alluring as a raw diamond. It feels like Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez’s magical realism transplanted into the U.S.
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Review copy provided by Bandai Namco. Reviewed on PC. Dragon Ball Z Kakarot aimed to fulfill several fans’ wishes. Open-world Dragon Ball Game? Check. RPG? Check. Multiple playable characters? Check. Based on the fan-favorite Dragon Ball Z series? Check as well. While adhering to the needs of the fans is a pretty good thing, we
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