Ravenbound Hands On Preview Shuffling Expectations

In the present video game space, it can be quite hard to find new ideas from well-established genres. After all, it is much easier for players to get into something more familiar in terms of systems and gameplay ideas, even if the cry for more original content gets ever louder. In Systemic Reaction’s Ravenbound, there is a nice balance there in terms of giving players what they know and love about roguelites, as well as adding something new in terms of deck-building and cards....

June 16, 2022 · 5 min · 1059 words · Larry Orr

Red Dead Redemption 2 10 Annoying Details You Ll Only Notice Playing Online

Rockstar Games’ most recent open-world opus, Red Dead Redemption 2, is a nearly perfect game. Nearly because it’s certainly not without its flaws. Most of them are forgivable when going through the campaign, as players are drawn in by Arthur Morgan’s gripping tale and look past any indiscretions. After jumping online, however, certain things become clearer. Small cracks start to show, or facets designed for a singe-player experience don’t translate perfectly to a multiplayer mode....

June 16, 2022 · 5 min · 1063 words · Manuel Schmitz

Reggie Confirms Virtual Console Is Dead Replaced By Switch Online

Nintendo has never been shy about selling their older games on modern systems, which really took off with the Virtual Console on the Nintendo Wii. The Virtual Console continued to do business on the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, which allowed gamers to purchase titles that originally appeared on the Nintendo Entertainment System, the Super Nintendo, the Game Boy, the Game Boy Advance, and several other non-Nintendo systems. The Virtual Console’s absence on the Nintendo Switch has been noted, with only a handful of Neo Geo and arcade conversions appearing on the Eshop since the debut of the Switch in 2017....

June 16, 2022 · 3 min · 487 words · Natalie Runion

Report Remasters Of Three Grand Theft Auto Games May Be In The Works

Fans of the Grand Theft Auto series have circulated quite a few rumors about the franchise in recent months. Some have speculated extensively about a potential Grand Theft Auto VI thanks to reports from a few credible sources, and many have eagerly awaited confirmation that Rockstar will release remasters of the PlayStation 2 Grand Theft Auto entires. Now, fans have even more reason to believe that this remastered collection may come soon, as Kotaku just published a report alleging the existence of Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas remasters....

June 16, 2022 · 2 min · 308 words · Rosa Shelnutt

Resident Evil Village Getting Accessibility Update With Dlc Launch

In a tweet from the official Resident Evil Twitter, Resident Evil Village will be getting a free update to bring in a few new accessibility features. The update will release along with the Winters’ Expansion and Gold Edition that are coming this October. Funny enough, it’s a list of things that you no doubt will scratch your head and ask “why weren’t these in the game before?” It’s mostly the ability to customize subtitles the way you want them, but there are a couple other accessibility features as well:...

June 16, 2022 · 2 min · 272 words · Georgia Morgan

Returnal Steam Listing Updated To Show Steam Deck Support

Update: Yet further happenings on what is almost certainly a Returnal Steam listing. The listing is now showing additional information, pertaining to Steam Deck controller support. ResetEra user Mocha Joe (via VGC) spotted the recent changes to the listing. These are the following: 8 depot/app changes on 7/11 UTC time 10 depot/app changes in the past 24 hours 6 depot/app changes on 7/9 UTC time External_ship got an update, the first time in 20 days (doesn’t happen often, but it’s an interesting coincidence) Steam deck controller profile So, it really seems like it’s only a matter of time before Sony announces this....

June 16, 2022 · 2 min · 299 words · Lawrence Burge

Riot Launches Rising Stars A New Women S League Of Legends Tournament

Riot Games has teamed with GGTEch and NUEL to launch Rising Stars, a new women’s League of Legends standalone tournament. In a bid to “promote inclusion and opportunities in esports”, Riot says each competing team is “required to be entirely composed of women” aged at least 16 years old. An online tournament for teams from across Europe - albeit one “primarily geared toward participants from the UK, Ireland, and the Nordics” - is scheduled to take place on 26th and 27th November, and played on the EUWest server....

June 16, 2022 · 3 min · 447 words · Wilma Blocker

Patrick S Parabox Review A Minimalist Puzzler Of Beautiful Recursive Depth

According to one famous linguist, what makes humans special is our ability to deal in recursion. To take different clauses or concepts and nest them within each other like Russian dolls. And from these beautiful, simple, recursive mergings spring near-infinite forms of expression. Anyway, whether or not recursion is the essence of the human mind, it is fun to mess about with. If you haven’t, you should try. Take a photo of yourself holding a photo of yourself holding a photo of yourself....

June 15, 2022 · 6 min · 1222 words · Holly Steiner

Perfect Dark Not In Trouble Microsoft Says Despite Crystal Dynamics Involvement

Matt Booty, Head of Microsoft Studios, has assured fans that The Initiative’s Perfect Dark game is in good shape despite working with Crystal Dynamics. Speaking at PAX West last week, Booty discussed the increased prevalence of multiple developers working together on new games. “How we make games is evolving,” said Booty. “The idea of a single team under one roof really doesn’t happen that often anymore.” Watch on YouTube Perfect Dark - Official Announce Trailer - The Game Awards 2020...

June 15, 2022 · 2 min · 282 words · Don Ince

Pioneer Reportedly Not Cancelled It S Just Been Rebooted

Reports of Pioneer’s death have been greatly exaggerated, apparently. According to a new report on Kotaku, the space exploration title teased in Watch Dogs 2 has now been rebooted, rather than scrapped. The site claims that the title is now in development as a multiplayer co-op shooter, and utilises the Anvil engine, the same tech that powers Rainbow Six. It will, however, still implement a couple of features from the original incarnation of the game....

June 15, 2022 · 1 min · 111 words · David Wolfe

Playing Crusader Kings 3 On Console A Bit Unwieldy But It Works

I’m trying to unite Ireland. It’s 1066. Harold is about to get shot in the eye over in England - I know that because of history - so I’ve snuck in early and befriended him, and arranged for my daughter to marry one of his sons when she comes of age. Icky, I know, but when the French later decide to help my Irish neighbour in a war against me, and turn up in their thousands, I’m able to call on the English to fight them off....

June 15, 2022 · 6 min · 1225 words · Eugene Kuehn

Playstation Spartacus Service Rumoured To Be Close To Launch To Feature Classic Games

There’s been some developments surrounding PlayStation’s rumoured answer to Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Spartacus. Jeff Grubb brought up the service on the latest episode of his Grubbsnax podcast, as transcribed by Video Games Chronicle. Grubb claimed that the project was “Probably getting pretty close to this actually launching”. In fact, he went on to say that “Something’s probably going to happen by the end of this month and I don’t think that necessarily means publicly, I think in terms of the internal milestone of where the service needs to be....

June 15, 2022 · 2 min · 310 words · Fred Otey

Pok Mon The 10 Best Yellow Shiny Pok Mon Ranked

Shiny Pokémon are considered by many to be the ultimate trophy of Pokémon trainers, but they aren’t just figurative gold: Some shiny Pokémon are literally golden, exemplifying their rarity and worth with every shimmer, whereas others are a warm sunshine hue. Yellow shinies are often considered hit-or-miss because let’s face it: yellow isn’t the easiest color to sport, so we have to honor the Pokémon who get it right. To put the spotlight on a less common shiny coloring, this list will rank the top 10 best yellow shiny Pokémon across every generation, from the brightest neons to the lightest pastels....

June 15, 2022 · 6 min · 1131 words · Judith Chua

Pok Mon Scarlet And Violet How To Do The Speed Glitch

You probably know by now that Pokémon Scarlet and Violet did not exactly come out in a finished state. However, even if they did receive more polish before release, their nature as open-world games means that some significant glitches likely still would have snuck through. Many open-world games, even the most polished ones, feature some kind of bug or exploit. For example, one that lets the player fly through the air at impossibly high speeds....

June 15, 2022 · 2 min · 324 words · Kristin Fowler

Pok Mon Sword Shield S Plot Is Total Trubbish

Here’s the thing about constructing a plot: it’s a lot like baking. Given a good recipe, the ability to follow instructions, and the diligence to follow through on the work, it’s not hard to create a functional narrative the same way that it’s not difficult to bake an edible cookie. Obviously, it takes genuine creativity and practice to make delicious cookies or enjoyable narratives — the same way it takes true mastery to deviate from a recipe and still create something truly special....

June 15, 2022 · 6 min · 1143 words · Leila Oconnell

Pokemon Top 10 Pokemon That Have Appeared The Most Often In The Franchise

The Pokémon series really isn’t one that is shy about playing favorites. It’s become clear over the years that the developers over at Game Freak have some Pokémon that they prefer over others, and like to put them in… everything. It isn’t just Game Freak, though. This happens in just about every section of the Pokémon world, and today, we’re going to go over ten that appear in the most throughout the franchise....

June 15, 2022 · 5 min · 1027 words · Daniel Dowell

Portal The 10 Worst Things Glados Has Done

The first Portal game was an instant classic, spawning a great many memes following its release in Valve’s bundle package The Orange Box in 2007. It was hailed as one of the most original games of the year because of its unique physics-based puzzle gameplay, revolving around the use of—you guessed it—portals. There’s a lot to love about Portal, but perhaps its most enduring success was the introduction of the game’s villain, an AI named GLaDOS....

June 15, 2022 · 6 min · 1078 words · Melinda Geis

Project Resistance How To Signup For The Closed Beta

When Capcom first teased Project Resistance there was a lot of speculation about what the game could be. But as time wore on and the leaks continued, it seemed pretty safe to assume the game was multiplayer. Now, thanks to new trailers and details, gamers know that Project Resistance is an asymmetrical multiplayer game where four players work together to escape levels while another player is trying to impede their progress through indirect and direct action....

June 15, 2022 · 2 min · 402 words · Gwen Williams

Raid Shadow Legends How To Get Sacred Shards

Raid Shadow Legends is a fantasy role-playing gacha game that takes place in the realm of Teleria. In the fictional world, one of the most important resources is Shards. While they come in different types, each holds a value of its own as you progress in the game. These Shards can summon Epic or Legendary Champions that will be of use to you in Teleria. Here we are going to show you one of the Shards called Sacred Shards....

June 15, 2022 · 2 min · 380 words · Christopher Wilson

Rainbow Pigment In Mh Rise How To Unlock And Get It

Pigments can help you change the color of your armor and it’s one of the ways you can personalize your character. What’s different about the Rainbow Pigment in MH Rise is that it will change colors with time. These shifting colors will give you a nice little ‘rainbow effect’. This was present in Monster Hunter World but is the Rainbow Pigment available in Monster Hunter Rise? Find out here. How to Get Rainbow Pigment in Monster Hunter Rise?...

June 15, 2022 · 2 min · 300 words · Anthony Roberts