Nintendo has officially announced Pokemon Sun and Moon for the 3DS. The seventh generation of the twenty-year-old game series will be out late this year. Sun and Moon will be the biggest entries since the release of Pokemon X and Y in 2013.
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Nostalgia, free games and missing campaigns! Read this round-up to get in the loop: Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow re-release, SEGA’s game giveaway and Street Fighter V’s angry fans.
When I heard this trick-tacular news about Sega offering Jet Set Radio for free on Steam as part of their “Make War not Love” campaign I immediately downloaded the graffiti-glorifying Dreamcast classic. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve purchased Jet Set Radio (all right, I can: three). Each time I purchase it for a new console, it gets a little bit better.
Ticket reservation for the Final Fantasy XV event (aptly entitled Uncovered: Final Fantasy XV) hosted by Kinda Funny Games’ Greg Miller and Tim Gettys will become available in less than ninety minutes! Which has me asking the very, very important question, “Why am I so excited?”
Trailers, rumors and opinion — oh my! Read my roundup for news and opinion regarding Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, Doom and Mother 3!
From Software accidentally shared a supposedly locked live stream of never-before-seen Dark Souls 3 gameplay footage with fans, showcasing Bloodborne-like combat and art direction.
Mitsurugi Kamui Hikae, a samurai-inspired brawler originally released on PC, and Grand Kingdom, a tactical RPG, are coming to the PlayStation 4 Feburary 16th and June 21st, respectively.
Gravity Rush Remastered, the gravity-defying action-adventure game originally developed for the PS Vita, is available for purchase as of today on the PSN. The original soundtrack comprised of nearly fifty tracks, created by prolific composer Kohei Tanaka, has also been released on the PlayStation store, which is currently listed for $11.99.
I have very few qualms, concerns or complaints with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. I haven’t touched many other PS4 games since I’ve started it, and I don’t believe that will change until I’ve completed the game. CD Projekt Red’s third installment in their glorious grey hair simulator series (a.k.a. The Witcher) is just plain addictive! But that’s not to say I haven’t had my share of frustrations.
I mean, no game is perfect (excluding Half-Life 2, of course). There have been times when I’ve been unable to contain my anger at Geralt for continuously igniting and snuffing out candles near treasure chests. There have been other times when I wished the text on screen was a smidge less incredibly tiny. But the aforementioned complaints seemed too miniscule, too unimportant to lodge formally (or informally, for that matter). But, lo and behold, CD Projekt Red is fixing all these tiny annoyances with an upcoming patch. Read on for more info!
Hideo Kojima recently revealed on Twitter that the public will be gifted with the full PS4 gameplay demo of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. Until tomorrow, the demo has only graced the eyes of six to eight hundred members of the press at E3. According to Kojima’s tweets, the entire gameplay video will be broadcast on Kojima Station, starting at 7pm JPT (10am GMT). The entire presentation will be in English.