The long awaited v1.03 update for the PS4 and Xbox One versions of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt are ready for release. The PS4 patch in particular has been deployed in Europe as well as select countries outside of the United States. Thankfully, it'll hit everywhere else "soon".
Love it or hate it, publishers have been pumping out remakes and remasters like crazy this generation. From "Definitive Editions" to "Remasters" and "Director's Cuts" there's been no end to the slew of re-released content for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Until Dawn, the upcoming adventure horror game for PlayStation 4, now has a release date: August 25.
Pete Samuels, executive producer at Supermassive Games, took to the PlayStation Blog to make the announcement. lso details a new cast member. Peter Stormare of Prison Break, The Big Lebowski, and Arrow will make an appearance in the game, and Samuels says the actor "gave some incredibly powerful performances in the motion capture studio."
2K Games has launched a teaser for what appears to be its long-awaited next big project. It's currently's bears the 'Advent' moniker, and you can check out its very mysterious teaser site, adventfuture.org, for more.
Resident Evil 0, the GameCube prequel to the popular horror franchise, is getting the high-definition remaster treatment, Capcom announced earlier today at an even in Japan.
The title is currently in development, and is set to release across a multitude of platforms, including Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PS3, and PC. Additionally, it was revealed that the director of the original release, Mr. Koji Oda, and his staff will be making a return for the project.
The Elder Scrolls is no longer an experience to be had alone. With The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited you can embark on an epic fantasy adventure with your friends. Starting June 9th it will be available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One with no subscription costs. You will be able to log-in, create a character, and enjoy the world of Tamriel with thousands of others.
Welcome home, The Witcher 3.
The Witcher is a series with a strong PC heritage. Born with platform exclusivity in 2007, it bears great value to many PC gamer for pushing hardware, and as such, the imminent release of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was reason for many to upgrade components. It was learned near release that the console versions may have been given the majority share of attention during development, prompting worry from many in the PC gaming community. For the most part, these worries can be laid to rest.
It appears that CD Projekt Red is very serious about supporting the PC version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Despite the game having been released less than a week ago, it's been patched a total of four times. Today, it gets its most noticeable patch yet.
The traumatic trio returns with a fresh adventure and new gaming modes
Some indie game developers are fine with creating bare-bones titles while others put forth an extra effort. With Frozenbyte's puzzle-platformer, Trine 3: Artifacts of Power, the meticulous attention to detail really shines through in everything from enhanced visuals to additional game modes to extensive game options. However, the biggest change in this sequel is the jump from 2D to 3D, and the result teeters between good and bad. It's a good thing that the release date is currently undetermined because there are still numerous issues that need to be addressed as it develops under Steam Early Access.
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Okay, confession time. You may recall that I, at one time, listed region locking as a reason I don't own a 3DS. It is. I mean... was. It was. You probably already knew that, since I recently reviewed a 3DS game on this website, occasionally mentioned 3DS games in the site's weekly What Are You Playing, and before that, I even told you all about how hard I partied in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Yeah, so ah, the jig is up. I bought a 3DS. I sold out.
Sega's Yakuza series truly hit its peak with the recent release of Yakuza 0 (also called Ryu Ga Gotoku Zero). We talked about the series in the first part of this podcast, but removed the bits with spoilers. For those of you who don't care about having the story spoiled or think you might never play this game, or have already cleared it, we now present part 2 of 2. You can directly download the MP3 or stream the podcast via GR's YouTube channel below.
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Topics with time stamps:
0:00:16 - Disclaimers and minor spoiler warning
0:02:27 - Comparing and contrasting: Kiryu's story
0:07:45 - Comparing and contrasting: Majima's story
0:14:05 - Pacing the story across the game
0:18:05 - "Save the Cat" and cliffhangers
0:20:21 - MAJOR SPOILER WARNING
0:20:26 - The character of Makoto
0:22:35 - Escort Mission war stories
0:26:45 - Majima's final chapters
0:33:14 - Kiryu's final chapters
Whether or not you celebrate Christian/Pagan/American/Consumerist day off school known as Christmas, it's common knowledge that the PSN was down for quite a while over the break, and temperamental through the New Year. It was five months ago and it was all over the news. Who could forget?
Atlus Japan's latest Persona 4: Dancing All Night trailers show us alternate outfits. Specifically, the dudes are wearing dresses and girls' school uniforms. See a few of them above, and then below, the ladies get out the mandatory swimsuits.
After years of strictly following a personal rule to never write anything until after a minimum two servings of Scotch, desperately searching for cultures where it's okay for dudes to wear skirts, and studying the award-winning documentary film Braveheart, I finally saw Scotland recently.
Not for a long time. I mean I just saw it. I looked at it and I left. Dat weather. No thanks. I mean:
The fourth installment of Assassin's Creed introduced a great cast of characters based on real-life pirates. This includes Mary Read, a woman who dressed as a man and swashbuckled her way into becoming a legend.
What you're looking at above isn't real life, but it might as well be. It's The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt running with mods, and an example of how beautiful the game can be when modded running on currently available PC hardware.
Sony Pictures Television Inc. has trademarked "The Player" for the purposes of "downloadable electronic game software," "computer game software," and "entertainment services in the nature of a dramatic television series."
Last month the PC Gaming Show was announced, a new PC-centric conference for E3 courtesy of AMD and PC Gamer. The conference already has a huge lineup with the likes of Blizzard and Devolver, but new studios have been added to the schedule.
Ultra Street Fighter IV is currently being ported to PlayStation 4, which may make some PlayStation 3 fight stick owners nervous. Fortunately Sony plans to support all fight sticks for the upcoming release.
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