Marvel Rivals is still a few months away but that's not stopping the fledgling community from speculating on the plentiful leaks surrounding the multiplayer hero-shooter. While feedback on the gameplay may be somewhat mixed, one aspect of Rivals that's managed to impress nearly the entire fanbase is the design work for the roster of playable champions. With familiar heroes and villains receiving slick redesigns that retain their core elements and introduce some new features, users can look forward to some excellent artwork of their favorite heroes, villains, and moon-themed anti-heroes. View the full article
Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is a decent bit longer than previous Yakuza spin-off Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name, developer Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio has said. In an interview with Famitsu translated by Game Rant, series producer and RGG Studio head Masayoshi Yokoyama said the incoming pirate adventure's story is roughly 1.3 times to 1.5 times longer than Like a Dragon Gaiden. This last game, which arrived just a few weeks ahead of the colossal mainline entry Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, could be completed in around 12 hours if players ploughed through the main story, though completing everything took upwards of 32 hours, according to How Long to Beat. Based on this, Masayoshi estimates the story of Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii will take around 15 to 18 hours to complete. This appears to be reflected in the price, as Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii will be available for $59.99 compared to Like a Dragon Gaiden's $49.99 and the standard video game price point of $69.99. Perhaps the Yakuza / Like a Dragon series' wackiest spin-off yet (besides the zombie apocalypse one), Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii stars Goro Majima as he wakes up on a beach with amnesia and becomes a pirate, obviously. It's a spin-off to Infinite Wealth in particular, taking place roughly six months after its story concluded but not starring too many of the same characters. Only Majima's sworn brother Taiga Saejima is confirmed to return so far, as the game largely focuses on a new cast of pirates including a Tiger played by main game protagonist Ichiban Kasuga's voice actor. Trailers and gameplay shown so far shows more of the flashy and fast-paced action the series was known for before switching to a turn based role-playing game with Yakuza: Like a Dragon. Plenty of *********'s Creed 4: ****** Flag vibes are present too, as the game features ship combat, pirate hideouts, and plenty of brutal action. It was revealed in September with a February 28 release date but, after Monster Hunter Wilds announced the same launch date just five days later, RGG Studio shifted its own up a week. Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii therefore now launches on February 21, 2024. Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He'll talk about The Witcher all day. View the full article
Microsoft has introduced a new version of its wireless headset for Xbox consoles and Windows PCs. The improved gaming headset, now available from the Microsoft Store for $109.99, updates the audio and wireless functionality. Read Entire Article View the full article
Continuing to improve compatibility with Windows games on Linux outside of Steam, the Unified launcher for Windows games on Linux (UMU) has another release out now. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
The annual Trick-or-Treat event has begun again in Disney Dreamlight Valley, and never in my life have I been so excited to collect virtual candy buckets. Much like last year a set of tasks are available for you to complete in the days leading up to and including October 31, and while you wander around completing your Dreamlight Duties you may find some new foragables around the Plaza... Read more.View the full article
Escape Simulator from Pine Studio continues doing some really cool additions, with The Talos Principle getting a little free crossover DLC out now. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
Controversial development studio Fntastic, best known for the now-defunct survival game The Day Before, has announced it is canceling its Kickstarter project for Escape Factory to begin work on a new prop hunt game known as ITEMS. While the studio is best known for the massively controversial title, The Day Before, Fntastic had previously launched Propnight, a popular multiplayer hide-and-seek game on Steam. View the full article
With a classic exam question setup, Amanda the Adventurer 2’s piggy bank puzzle may leave you scratching your head as you try accumulating 10 coins for your savings to move on to the next cursed tape and leave Amanda’s trip for good. I’m ashamed to say that this puzzle took me a good few attempts before I cracked it. Math isn’t really my forte so I really missed the train puzzle at this point. The setup of the piggy bank puzzle sent me back to a math SAT test, with that same urge to cheat by looking at someone else’s answers. With no guide to help me out, I had no choice but to go through Amanda’s trip countless times until I finally figured out the answer—which was simpler than I first thought. View the full article
This "architectural license" agreement is the core partnership that's kept Android smartphones humming with Qualcomm's cutting-edge processors for years. Now, according to documents viewed by Bloomberg, Arm has fired off a 60-day cancellation notice that could bring that long-standing deal crumbling down. Read Entire Article View the full article
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Dress to Impress, one of the hottest games on Roblox right now, has been forced to change its Halloween update for what the developers have said are "safety reasons." View the full article
Do you enjoy consuming hot beverages during the autumn season? Today’s NYT Mini Crossword clue, “Hot drink popular in the fall,” requires you to know about hot seasonal drinks, which are served during the cold months and help lower blood sugar levels and manage diabetes. If today’s NYT Mini Crossword clues have you second-guessing your answers, you can use our hints and answers to clear up your confusion and help you easily solve the puzzle. View the full article
Ubisoft has reportedly disbanded the team behind Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, having allegedly opted to prioritise helping out other projects with “better sales potential”. Read more View the full article
The Call of Duty: ****** Ops 6 hype train has nearly arrived at the station, with the game set to release in a matter of days. In part of the celebration, Activision has created replicas of classic gifs featuring Peter Stormare. Read more View the full article
Despite being in a spot of trouble last week, the live-action **** of War series at Amazon apparently already has a new showrunner. Read more View the full article
"Move over Hollow Knight," declared Katharine (RPS in peace) in our Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown review, summarising this freshly-honed hunk of POP art as "a deep and challenging Metroid-like with some of the best platforming this side of Moon's Ori games." Sadly, for all the plaudits, the game doesn't seem to have earned sufficient megabucks to justify keeping its development team together. Earlier this week, French journalist Gautoz reported that Ubisoft had disbanded The Lost Crown's core dev team after turning down proposals for a sequel and further expansions. Speaking to RPS this morning, Ubisoft have confirmed that "most" of the Lost Crown's dev team have moved onto other projects, while noting that there have been no layoffs as a result. Read more View the full article
The Meteor in Webfishing is a unique event that can occur randomly, and you need to pray it happens if you want to find every fish. Finding the Meteor might test your patience because, like rain, there’s no guarantee it will spawn, but you can make the process easier by knowing what to listen to and look out for. View the full article
I feel this one largely speaks for itself, honestly. I could theorise on the fictional conceit of bringing packaged creatures to life using a microwave and also, sometimes, a blender, but to do so would be to stare into a gift horse’s abyssal oat ***** so intently that… …I was going to finish that with something about its molars staring back, but I had to quickly Google “do horses have molars?” only to misspell it. “Yes, horses can have a strong sense of right and wrong, and what is fair,” went the AI overview. “Some say that horses can teach people to live in the present and to be authentic.” Thanks for that. Read more View the full article
Diablo 4 is celebrating this year’s Halloween with a neat little event that kicks off next week. This one is available to all players, and aside from some fairly standard log-in rewards, the event also includes a limited-time game that may or may not make your dungeon runs more interesting. Read more View the full article
At the height of tensions with Nintendo, Palworld developers have denied claims that the game will transition to a free-to-play model, explaining why that has never been a plan. The rumors emerged ahead of this years Tokyo Game Show, suggesting that Pocketpair is attempting to revive its "*****" title, Palworld. Though, when asked about the game's declining player base, the developers showed no concern and appeared satisfied with the current numbers. View the full article
Do you enjoy cooking or savoring spicy food? I don’t, and that’s kind of funny since I am from India, which is often known as the land of spices. Today’s NYT Mini Crossword clue, “Spice that tastes like licorice,” tests your knowledge of spices used in different delicacies and drinks all over the world. Don’t let today’s NYT Mini Crossword clues slow you down. Use our hints and answers to breeze through your puzzle. View the full article
The successful open-world game ***** Island 2 has received an Ultimate Edition that comes jam-packed with DLC. It comes with the expansion content and 11 packages of content, including Cyber Slayer Amy, the Pulp Weapons Pack, and more for the self-proclaimed V.I.P. experience by publisher Deep Silver. View the full article
When I was little, I really liked what I saw of Shin chan, even if it was just largely flashes of his bare ***** on ********* TV. He seemed mischievous, a bit of a menace, and part of a fun family dynamic. Flash forward to now and I can only describe the lad as… jarring. At least, I think he's an odd flag-bearer for a series of games where you live out a nostalgic, ********* summer in the countryside. And I think it's doubly weird that Shin chan: Shiro And The Coal Town opts for a collectathon approach, that doesn't necessarily make the act of living out a Cicada Summer all that mesmerising. But, and this is a big but: I can't stop thinking about it. Of all the games of 2024, Coal Town may have left the biggest impression on me. In a way, I hope it does for you, too. Read more View the full article
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Marvel Rivals is still a few months away but that's not stopping the fledgling community from speculating on the plentiful leaks surrounding the multiplayer hero-shooter. While feedback on the gameplay may be somewhat mixed, one aspect of Rivals that's managed to impress nearly the entire fanbase is the design work for the roster of playable champions. With familiar heroes and villains receiving slick redesigns that retain their core elements and introduce some new features, users can look forward to some excellent artwork of their favorite heroes, villains, and moon-themed anti-heroes. View the full article