The third area inBrighter Shoresis the Mine of Mantuban, a cavernous mine with plenty of rocks and ores veins and home to the goblins and gnomes. Even though it’s technically the smallest zone of the four, it can be tricky to traverse due to an underground river that splits some of the maps in half. This is the completedBrighter ShoresMine of Mantuban Map as well as all the points of interest so you’re able to get where you need to....
Or just watch this grand battle Alongside this non-gameplay video forTotal War: Warhammer, Creative Assembly has explained how it’s going to label promotional materials for the strategy game going forward. I was happy to see the studio talk about this stuff and wanted to highlight it as a good practice worth emulating. Today’s release is an “in-engine cinematic trailer.” It sports some custom animations “to help [Creative Assembly] explain what’s going on,” as well as post-processing effects like motion blur and enhanced depth of field....
Striking down with great vengeance and furious anger Well, I called it — back when I reviewed Nexon’s awesomely fun fighterDNF Duelearlier this week, I distinctly noted that I expected 20 infinite combos to drop within week one, and it seems that a whole host of ’em were found by Day Two, with the holy warrior Crusader being the worst offender. In videos spreading throughout the FGC like wildfire, the gospel-lovin’ bone-breaker has demonstrated his utterly ridiculous touch-of-death combo, one that can essentially be repeated until the opponent is no more, with no window to break (hence “infinite”)....
Returning to the West Dead Risingwas one of my favorite franchises to debut during the last console generation, and the one launch game I thought best made the case for upgrading to an HD system. The game’s main draw, having tons of interactive zombies on screen at once, was something that simply couldn’t be done on earlier hardware. The extra power allowed nearly everything in the game to be used as a weapon, and most items worked just about as well as you’d expect their real-world counterparts to....
Publisher claims superiority over other publishers In the wake of THQ’s demise, Deep Silver proved it has serious financial clout, using some of that Koch Media green to get its hands onMetro: Last Lightand theSaints Rowseries. It’s looking set to become a major player, and has come out fighting — claiming to be better than other publishers. “We’re a small, guerilla tactics company,” COOGeoff Mulligan toldGame Informer.“People say, ‘Oh, you acquired Volition and Metro, you’re going to be a triple-A publisher....
The newest season ofDemon Slayerfollows the main cast of characters as they train to eventually fight against Mugen’s demons. Based on the manga, this season of the anime gives the characters life through animation while adding extra fluff for more character development and interactions. To help you follow along with each episode as it releases, here is the fullDemon Slayer Hashira Training Arcrelease schedule. Demon Slayer Hashira Training Arc The fourth season ofDemon Slayerreleases weekly every Sunday....
But is still more expensive than the Wii U’s launch price We’re getting bits and pieces of information regardingDonkey Kong Country: Tropical Freezenow from various sources, mostly retailers and the occasional outlet. Nintendo unveiled its “Funky Mode” and then fell fairly silent, but since then we’ve learned that the game will cost $60 ($10 more than the Wii U debut), and that it’ll be roughly half the size of the original (it’s now a cool 6....
A host of new indie titles to keep an eye on A new Day of the Devs showcase airs today, celebrating the event’s 10th anniversary. There were also a ton of indie titles shown off, creating an interesting spread of genres, styles, and creators. Indie spotlights are always useful tools for discovering the next hidden gem to add to your Steam wishlist. And Day of the Devs has traditionallybeen pretty goodat finding some really exciting new titles....
99.5% of FF15 sales on PS4 Square Enix shipped five million copies ofFinal Fantasy XVon it’s first dayworldwide, but unsurprisingly the vast majority of those must have come outside of Japan. The long-awaited title with a really bad movie I’m currently relieving myself of was the top-selling video game in Japan from 11/28-12/04, 2016. It’s 690,471 first week copies is less than half of whatPokémon Sun and Moonsold in it’s first week (1,590,629)....
Genshin Impacthas officially confirmed that Escoffier will be released in the first phase of version 5.6. She is a solid Cryo and Hydro support unit, so a lot of players who have been waiting for Cryo to be relevant again will likely be waiting for her debut. This article will cover Escoffier’s release timings in different time zones and feature a countdown that shows the exact time until her release....
The Internet is home to videos where a man shatters a mason jar inside his own rectum, and yet Sony has the nerve to tell us thatGod of War IIIis too extremefor the Internet. Unless Kratos defecates into a cup and starts eating it while fisting the Numa Numa guy, I think Sony is taking the piss. Nevertheless, Sony is claiming that current game images are simply too graphic for any gaming news site to post, thanks in part to new technology that puts independent intestines inside of character models, allowing them to freely spill everywhere once Kratos disembowels them....
Z1 Quest NantWorks LLC has made an investment in Daybreak Game Company to create a new joint venture company (NantG Mobile LLC) focused on mobile game development. The first two titles to come out of this will be mobile conversions ofH1Z1andEverQuest. Along with that, NantG Mobile will assume control of the current PC version ifH1Z1for future development, which is set to be renamedZ1 Battle Royale. Jason Epstein, Chairman of the Board for DayBreak,told Business Wire, “Daybreak Games is pleased to have NantWorks as our investment partner to support and accelerate the growth of our company....
All good things must come to an end Harmonix is discontinuing support for the Rock Band Network, the online service that allowed users to upload and sell downloadable tracks for the Rock Band series. The network has produced more than 2,000 songs since opening in 2010, but has fallen into disrepair since Harmonix closed the official DLC pipeline in April 2013. The developer admits the service is “plagued with technical issues,” but has resolved to focus its resources on other projects....
