Prime Video has released the first teaser trailer for its live-action take on the Yakuza series, Like a Dragon, but don't expect too much from it. We're very much in the age of video game adaptations at the moment, with shows like The Last of Us and Fallout, and films like the Super Mario Bros. Movie finding a lot of success. So it was no surprise when ***** and Amazon announced Like a Dragon: Yakuza, the latest live-action take on the beloved game series, last month. Now, at San Diego Comic-****, Amazon has released the show's first trailer and it… doesn't show us all that much. There's plenty of shots of protagonist Kazuma Kiryu, portrayed by Ryoma Takeuchi this time around, getting his iconic tattoo done, as well as a few other shots of men looking very serious - one of them even sheds a tear - but it's hard to garner what the show will actually be like. The Yakuza series does of course have its serious moments, but it's also filled with a lot of silliness too, which this trailer is severely lacking in. Let's hope a full trailer will help make the tone a bit clearer than this one, but it looks promising enough all the same. Like a Dragon: Yakuza's official logline explains: "Spanning across 1995 and 2005, the series follows the lives of childhood friends, and the repercussions of the decisions of Kazuma Kiryu, a fearsome and peerless Yakuza warrior with a strong sense of justice, duty, and humanity." It was also announced that Kiryu's main companion, Akira Nishikiyama, also just known as Nishiki, will be played by Kento Kaku. Read more View the full article
Ever had that one friend who wouldn’t stop talking about that one time they went on a trip to Hawaii? Well, there is a convenient word to describe them. Honestly, the word’s a tough cookie to ****** while solving the NYT Mini Crossword, even when you’re ruffling dictionary pages. The NYT Crossword often comes out with words that are uncommon and not spoken widely, and if you haven’t cracked this clue, we’ve got you covered. View the full article
The first teaser trailer for the anime adaptation of Junji Ito's Uzumaki is here, and it's looking like it could be one of the best takes on his works yet. Out of all of Ito's works, there are two that could be described as his most iconic. One is Tomie, a series about an immortal woman that drives those that fall in love with her. And the other, of course, is Uzumaki, a series about a town that is overcome with… uh, spirals! It's scarier than it sounds, I promise. The classic manga has actually previously received a live-action film adaptation back in 2000, as well as a couple of video game adaptations, but it had never received an anime adaptation. That's technically still the case, as it's not out yet, but after years of waiting, the first trailer for the series finally dropped at San Diego Comic-**** this week, confirming that it will be airing on ****** Swim's Toonami this coming September 28. You can check out the first teaser trailer for the series above, which is mostly just a compilation of ominous, occasionally spiral-filled shots, but it's a strong first look. You'll obviously quickly notice that the series has opted for a completely ******-and-white look, a rarity amongst anime adaptations, but for something like Uzumaki, I can't think of a better creative choice. Sure, colour can add a lot to some adaptations, but Ito's work is particularly striking because it's in ****** and white, and to see that realised in anime form makes this a very exciting series even ignoring how much of a classic it is. Read more View the full article
Vice President Kamala Harris appears to have a cameo in Control, Remedy Entertainment'****** 2019 action adventure. But while her likeness seems to have been used for one of Control's assets, the game does not depict the now-presumptive Democratic presidential nominee as her real-world self. View the full article
While it may not be achieving the dizzying player counts it was when it first hit Steam, Manor Lords continues to tick over very nicely indeed. The medieval strategy game does have a big update on the horizon though that could see a few more players return. However, after teasing what was to come in the update earlier this week, Manor Lords' lead dev has had to do something I'm sure he didn't expect: deny that some of its new content is made by AI. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Manor Lords publisher rejects early access concerns as "distorted" New Manor Lords patch makes moving stuff around a little bit easier The entire Manor Lords economy has just been revamped View the full article
While it may not be achieving the dizzying player counts it was when it first hit Steam, Manor Lords continues to tick over very nicely indeed. The medieval strategy game does have a big update on the horizon though that could see a few more players return. However, after teasing what was to come in the update earlier this week, Manor Lords' lead dev has had to do something I'm sure he didn't expect: deny that some of its new content is made by AI. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Manor Lords publisher rejects early access concerns as "distorted" New Manor Lords patch makes moving stuff around a little bit easier The entire Manor Lords economy has just been revamped View the full article
Texas-based Outlaws Entertainment, once home to the revered Houston Outlaws Overwatch League team, has closed its doors less than a year on from the league’s closure and an organization rebrand that saw them drop esports altogether. The org announced its end via a subdued post on X (formerly Twitter) on July 26. “Since our inception seven years ago as the Houston Outlaws, we have experienced an extraordinary journey filled with unforgettable moments,” the org said, adding that despite its launch in the inaugural season of the OWL, it stated it was “unable to deliver a sustainable business model.” View the full article
The dawn rises on another day. Before you rip into your morning coffee and breakfast, be sure to smash out your daily LoLdle! LoLdle is a Worldle-like daily puzzle game where you’re given a single champion quote from a random League of Legends champion. All you’ve got to do is find the connection and name the champion that speaks the line. View the full article
At the Mortal Kombat 1 Year 2 panel at San Diego Comic-****, NetherRealm Studios officially announced the upcoming expansion titled Khaos Reigns. This new chapter marks the beginning of Year 2 for Mortal Kombat 1 and introduces the highly anticipated Kombat Pack 2, which will include a range of new DLC fighters and additional content. View the full article
A total of 21 heroes (or villains) have found their way to Marvel Rivals, and as much as we don’t want to compare them directly (as the devs themselves have mentioned), it’s hard not to rank each character from best to worst. It turns out a few of the roster do sit above their peers, while others are certainly lacking in their roles. Here’s our tier list for Marvel Rivals, dividing the entire group of characters into our four-step list ranking from S-tier (powerful) to C-tier (needs a little help). View the full article
Deep under the stalwart defenses of Stormveil Castle in Elden Ring ***** a hidden crypt housing a secret boss, the Ulcerated Tree Spirit, also known as the Root Monster. Slaying this boss will reward Tarnished adventurers with a Golden Seed, the valuable resource required for upgrading Flasks. View the full article
Animal Crossing: New Horizons has delighted millions of players globally with its charming characters, relaxing gameplay, and boundless creativity. However, despite its widespread acclaim and popularity, the game has several puzzling aspects that defy explanation, from peculiar in-game logic to disconcerting mechanics. View the full article
The Esports World Cup enters August with a bang, opening the second half of the massive celebration of esports with Rainbow Six Siege on July 31. 16 teams from across the globe will battle for one of the largest prize pools in the esports’ history—a massive $2 million USD. Teams will also be competing for EWC Club Championship points on their way to the major prize. It’s the third top-tier tournament of the calendar year for Rainbow Six and sets up the road to Montreal for the BLAST Major in November. View the full article
Respawn has acknowledged the problem of cheating in Apex Legends. The acknowledgment comes following intense backlash from the community, which called the developers of Apex Legends tone-deaf for not dealing with "real" issues in the game. View the full article
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Baldur's Gate 3 character Karlach has been the inspiration for a lot of great cosplays, but not all of them showcase a major facet of what makes the character so endearing. As a character that's quite literally been through *****, Karlach is a battle-hardened barbarian capable of slashing through ****** hordes with minimal trouble. She's also one of the kindest and most upbeat party members, however, putting on a very different face than Astarion's iconic mocking demeanor or Shadowheart's frequently stony countenance. View the full article
Activision has decided to offer some insight into skill-based matchmaking to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 players. As the 20th game in the mainline Call of Duty series, there are many different details that compose Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's identity. Although many players come to the series to get a kick out of the gunplay, some dedicated fans have focused on factors that influence the way matches are played, like skill-based matchmaking. View the full article
The Prophet is a hard-hitting contender for Stasis weaponry in Destiny 2, especially if you score its **** roll. This Trials of Osiris scout rifle has plenty to offer, potentially making PvP and PvE players alike farm for it. Its stacked perk pool is one of many factors behind the Prophet’s greatness. It’s a great choice for Stasis builds, but it has excellent perks at your disposal even if you’re not wielding ice. This ******* also borrows the Aggressive Frame archetype from the captivating Long Arm from Spire of the Watcher (and the far less captivating Last Rite, the season 21 ritual *******). View the full article
Eerie Building Blocks are an item in Honkai: Star Rail that can be earned in Penacony. They are gained by completing puzzles and did not have a purpose until recently. The collected Eerie Building Blocks are exchanged with the Dream Ticker Administrator. You will need to search over all of Penacony to gather every item. View the full article
The first word that comes to mind when thinking of Dungeonborne is "potential." Developed by indie studio Mithril Interactive, it takes the tense PvPvE gameplay of the extraction genre and applies it to an atypical setting: dark fantasy. Players select one of Dungeonborne's nine classes - armor-clad knights, elvish ***** mages, skeletal necromancers, and every other manner of recognizable archetype from throughout the genre - and ***** through a portal into one of two maps. Their job is to ***** as many monsters and collect as much loot as possible, then get out before the whole thing collapses, all while other players try to steal their treasure out from under them. View the full article
The Mojave Wasteland can be a quiet place and even though Fallout: New Vegas provides The Courier with some followers for their trek across the desert, the journey would be more pleasant if everyone could just chat. One of the most popular aspects of New Vegas are the game's companions, each of whom sports a unique personality and fun quirks that make them pillars of the experience. Whether Boone's out in front dealing damage or Cass is chastizing players for the choice of drink, they bring a great deal of life to such a barren world. View the full article
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The upcoming indie dating simulator Date Everything lets players do exactly what its title implies; go on dates with practically everything they can see. Date Everything comes from developer Team17 and is set to release on the Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series, and Steam, though there is no official release date as of yet. View the full article
There is a deluge of tactical extraction shooters flooding Steam right now, but at least Level Zero Extraction is moving away from the typical milsim aesthetic and throwing a bunch of freaky aliens at you instead. However, if you were planning to jump into the game on day one when it launches in Steam Early Access in August, you'll have to ever so slightly change your plans, as the developers have pushed the launch back in order to avoid some rival "heavy hitters." Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Level Zero Extraction is a tactical FPS with aliens and it's out soon New tactical FPS takes on Escape from Tarkov and Gray Zone Warfare Intense Tarkov rival with a horror twist kicks off open beta on Steam View the full article
When it comes to gaming chairs for big people, seat width and depth, high weight capacity, and ergonomic support are all essential features. These chairs need to provide comfort, longevity, and stability for larger frames. Finding the ideal gaming chair in a saturated market can be challenging, and it’s impractical to test every available option in person. Luckily, the internet is filled with experiences shared by fellow gamers who’ve faced similar challenges. These firsthand reviews are invaluable insights that help us filter out the noise. View the full article
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Valley Peaks, which released on Steam this week, is a cozy first-person platformer where you play as a frog tasked with climbing mountains and installing radio transmitters on them. It's on ***** for the first two weeks, 10% off until August 7... Read more.View the full article
Amazon Prime Video has announced Kento Kaku as a co-star for their Like a Dragon live-action TV series, based on *****’****** game franchise of the same name. Kento Kaku (above right) will co-star as Akira Nishikiyama, also known as Nishiki, the adoptive brother of series protagonist Kazuma Kiryu, who is played by Ryoma Takeuchi […] Source View the full article
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Prime Video has released the first teaser trailer for its live-action take on the Yakuza series, Like a Dragon, but don't expect too much from it. We're very much in the age of video game adaptations at the moment, with shows like The Last of Us and Fallout, and films like the Super Mario Bros. Movie finding a lot of success. So it was no surprise when ***** and Amazon announced Like a Dragon: Yakuza, the latest live-action take on the beloved game series, last month. Now, at San Diego Comic-****, Amazon has released the show's first trailer and it… doesn't show us all that much. There's plenty of shots of protagonist Kazuma Kiryu, portrayed by Ryoma Takeuchi this time around, getting his iconic tattoo done, as well as a few other shots of men looking very serious - one of them even sheds a tear - but it's hard to garner what the show will actually be like. The Yakuza series does of course have its serious moments, but it's also filled with a lot of silliness too, which this trailer is severely lacking in. Let's hope a full trailer will help make the tone a bit clearer than this one, but it looks promising enough all the same. Like a Dragon: Yakuza's official logline explains: "Spanning across 1995 and 2005, the series follows the lives of childhood friends, and the repercussions of the decisions of Kazuma Kiryu, a fearsome and peerless Yakuza warrior with a strong sense of justice, duty, and humanity." It was also announced that Kiryu's main companion, Akira Nishikiyama, also just known as Nishiki, will be played by Kento Kaku. Read more View the full article