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MMOculture: Nexon, publisher of Tree of Savior in Japan (and South Korea), recently released a new trailer for the game. Featuring the 4 starter classes, the trailer goes on to visually explain their roles and some of the skills. Closed Beta 1 is set to begin in Japan from 1 October to 5 October, with 2,000 registrants to be chosen, an increase from the initial 1,000. There is no word on the next English global test.

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Mobcast's puzzle RPG game [18] Eighteen has been released in South Korea.

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Bandai Namco has released eight videos with binaural sound recordings for its PS Vita love adventure game Girl Friend Beta: Summer Vacation Spent With You, showcasing all available girls of the game.

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Dark Souls and Bloodborne developer From Software is opening a new development studio in Fukuoka, Japan next month, the company announced. From Software Fukuoka Studio focus on creating 3D CG assets for games while working closely with the original studio in Tokyo, according to the press release. The company has high hopes that Fukuoka and its surrounding areas, which are easy to reach from Tokyo, contribute to build good development environments that lead them to greater quality and creativity.

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Twitch plays Dark Souls defeated the tough duo boss called Ornstein and Smough after a month of playing.

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From Software announced exactly when Dark Souls III would be made available for purchase for both console and PC gamers.

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Developer From Software listed the release dates for the PS4 and Xbox One versions its upcoming game on its official Japanese website.

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Dom Reseigh-Lincoln: "There really is nothing like a good Souls game. All blood, finesse and an endless font of moreish despair. Even with the announcement of Dark Souls 3 and its greater sense of player empowerment and revitalised PvP component, the call of the series is hard to deny for us players. Turns out we're not the only ones. In the latest issue of GamesMaster, series overlord Hidetaka Miyazaki explains the allure of the Dark Souls experience, any why it coaxed him back after working on PS4-exclusive Bloodborne."