There’s no secret that Square Enix had a lot riding on Final Fantasy XV before it launched. It was a game that premiered as a successor to Final Fantasy XII under its elusive named Final Fantasy XIII -Versus- when it first hit the press. For over fifteen years fans patiently waited for their new experience, which was met with some opposition as it took on the Kingdom Hearts approach to gameplay and the Final Fantasy story telling elements.
Every month PlayStation 4 fans begin the debate on what game they will see. Whether it’s titles like the smash hit Killing Floor 2 by Tripwire Interactive, Tales from the Borderlands by Telltale games, or simply games such as the upcoming PlayStation Plus games we’ll be seeing in July. Continue reading
With Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood finally coming out into the wild. It’s time for us to get down to business. While we did do a tutorial for the Samurai job, it’s time for us to take a look at the Red Mage. So what do you need to know? Lets take a look.
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Dustin is our native console gamer, PlayStation and Nintendo reviewer who has an appetite for anything that crosses the boarders from across the big pond. His interest in JRPG’s, Anime, Handheld Gaming, and Pizza is insatiable. His elitist attitude gives him direction, want, and a need for the hardest difficulties in games, which is fun to watch, and hilarity at its finest. You can find him over on Twitter, Google+, and or you can find him on PSN with RaivynLyken.
Friday the 13th: The Game has been leaving fans craving more than just Camp Crystal Lake. Instead it’s a game that has left fans scratching at the cabin walls for something entirely new, something bigger, and even meaner. That’s where Behavior Interactive comes in with their newly released game Dead by Daylight, which has taken fans by storm and has sent them chasing after each other in order to survive.
If that hasn’t left you craving the need more for slashers, then the idea of Michael Meyers, one of the faces of horror, will certainly do so for a cool $24.99 for the retail version of the game and the free DLC. If you are one to wonder, yes – yes this is the same game that was released on Steam last year and hasn’t been made available to the public on consoles till this past Tuesday.
By now you’ve probably heard the name Fortnite floating around since the Video Game Awards in 2011. It’s a game that has been hidden behind a veil of obscurity that hasn’t been pierced until developer and publisher Epic Games has finally lifted away from the game. A veil that was needed to be lifted and one that has left fans of building games reeling with excitement due to its unique approach to cooperative survival building games.
As many know, TEKKEN is a franchise that has stood against the ticking clock of time and remains one of the most original, and one of the most carefully created fighters to date. Featuring realistic fight mechanics, in-depth combo systems, and unique fighting-styles for each of the playable characters; it is a game franchise that stands up against any other available. It is a game franchise that remains unique in what it is and continues to do so without question.
Today, our friends at Bandai Namco have announced that one of the worlds largest fighting games in history has now officially partnered with Twitch, which serves as the biggest social video platform in the online world to this date. The platform will allow for the TEKKEN World Tour to exist. The event will be managed and streamed exclusively by the social stremaing platform, and will encompass TEKKEN Tournamens around the world. This tournament will seek the best of the best from the endearing fans that play the game. These players will go on to take part in the TEKKEN World Finals this November in North America.
According to a Sony Corporate Strategy Meeting for the Fiscal Year of 2017, they have announced that PlayStation Network has announced that they have broken 70 million users, but however, Sony has not announced what it means to be “active” or when the number had been broken. There’s no doubt that this number was likely surpassed based on how many users are active on PlayStation Network at one time using PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and their PlayStation Vita family of consoles.
Five years ago, Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen arrived on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. With it came ambitious gameplay, difficulty that almost surpassed Dark Souls, and a creativity unlike any other before. It was a game that Capcom could be seen making their mark with as fans rallied behind its uniqueness and tore across every inch of the games amazingly crafted lands.
In 1993 a Polish author by the name of Andrzej Sapkowski released to the world his first book in a series that would span many years to follow. The tale gave us a glimpse at a world plagued by creatures of myth and the men as well as the women who hunt them. He also gave us a glimpse into the life of a single Witcher by the name of Geralt of Rivia. A man who would wander the road alone as he came to hunt down the beasts that plague men, women, and children with their horrible afflictions.
The adventures into the long waited realm of Vvardenfell have been eluding fans for many years. With amazing mods such as Skywind in the works, even fans doing what they can to upgrade the original version, The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind is one announcement that took fans by storm. For many it made them hold their breaths in awe at the idea of once more visiting the almost forgotten world that was so interestingly created.
