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During the Letter from the Producer Live broadcasted from the Nico Nico Chokaigi event in Chiba, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Director and Producer Naoki Yoshida provided a few interesting tidbits of information about the upcoming Heavensward expansion and more.

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During the Letter from the Producer Live broadcasted from the Nico Nico Chokaigi event in Tokyo, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn Director and Producer Naoki Yoshida showcased something quite spiffy. Two limited edition PS4 models.

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Paul James of BGU writes "So the consensus amongst critics and consumers alike is that The Order 1886 is something of a letdown. Despite an early sales surge, the game hasnt kicked on in a way that Sony would have expected prior to launch and all the social media buzz that the game had built up has completely evaporated. The game hasnt performed in a fashion that Sony or Ready at Dawn would have hoped, but talk, and a very open ending both suggest a future for the game exists. Changes are required, but there is a brilliant core underpinning the game, so with that said, heres What We Want in The Order 1887 (or whatever its called)."

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Hosted by Adnan Riaz and Christopher Cortes, this installment of Spoilercast focuses on NetherRealm Studios Mortal Kombat X.

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EB: NetherRealm has always been one of my favorite studios thanks to its Mortal Kombat franchise, and it remains so after putting MK X through its paces. The tenth entry in the franchise has a fantastic story that makes for a better Mortal Kombat movie than the two live-action films put together. There are plenty of modes to keep you busy for months at a time, and the Krypt is easily one of the best instances of it in the franchise. The visuals arent mind blowing, but theyre not shabby either, so the biggest technical issue with the game is the unreliable Faction system. Outside of that my only complaint is the ridiculous number of moves each character has to learn, but in all honesty, thats more of a me thing than an actual fault with the game. Theres absolutely no reason to pass on Mortal Kombat X, especially if youre a fan of the franchise, or just love a solid fighting game.

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NetherRealm Studios plans to introduce more characters to Mortal Kombat X with DLC, including horror film legend Jason Voorhees. Now fans know how long they have to wait to play as the Friday the 13th villain.

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After everyone was begging for Jason Voorhees in Mortal Kombat 9 and after he was announced as a playable character for Mortal Kombat X (albeit, as DLC) NetherRealm Studios has announced that Jason will arrive for those who purchased the DLC pack on May 5th.

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EB: NetherRealm has always been one of my favorite studios thanks to its Mortal Kombat franchise, and it remains so after putting MK X through its paces. The tenth entry in the franchise has a fantastic story that makes for a better Mortal Kombat movie than the two live-action films put together. There are plenty of modes to keep you busy for months at a time, and the Krypt is easily one of the best instances of it in the franchise. The visuals arent mind blowing, but theyre not shabby either, so the biggest technical issue with the game is the unreliable Faction system. Outside of that my only complaint is the ridiculous number of moves each character has to learn, but in all honesty, thats more of a me thing than an actual fault with the game. Theres absolutely no reason to pass on Mortal Kombat X, especially if youre a fan of the franchise, or just love a solid fighting game.

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EB: NetherRealm has always been one of my favorite studios thanks to its Mortal Kombat franchise, and it remains so after putting MK X through its paces. The tenth entry in the franchise has a fantastic story that makes for a better Mortal Kombat movie than the two live-action films put together. There are plenty of modes to keep you busy for months at a time, and the Krypt is easily one of the best instances of it in the franchise. The visuals arent mind blowing, but theyre not shabby either, so the biggest technical issue with the game is the unreliable Faction system. Outside of that my only complaint is the ridiculous number of moves each character has to learn, but in all honesty, thats more of a me thing than an actual fault with the game. Theres absolutely no reason to pass on Mortal Kombat X, especially if youre a fan of the franchise, or just love a solid fighting game.