Morgana returns to shout information at you Bedtime-loving feline Morgana is back with another edition of “Morgana’s Report”, in which the obnoxiously loud kitty delivers new scoops regarding Atlus’ upcoming re-releasePersona 5: The Royal. Last time, we got a look atsome of the new confidants and locationsheaded to world of The Phantom Thieves, whereas as this new report looks at the battle mechanics that will take place in Mementos and beyond....

Shake that booty Captain Scarlet and the Pirate’s Bootyis the first story expansion forBorderlands 2and the overall plot sees you hunting after the legendary Captain Blade’s lost treasure of the sands. The DLC takes place in Oasis, and the first person you meet here is Shade, a Hunter S. Thompson lookalike who’s kind of lost his mind. The first quest involves helping Shade by taking out the pirates that are stealing all the water from his town....

Updated: June 30, 2025 We looked for new codes! Every now and then, I enjoy super challenging fighting experiences that keep me on my toes non-stop.Project Smashis one of those games. Besides the dynamic combat, this game also features fun maps with numerous obstacles that make the game more interesting. The thing that can make the game even better areProject Smashcodes, as they can provide freebies that would make everyone’s progress in the game much smoother....

Yacht Club Games announces March 31 release The team at Yacht Club Games, bless ’em, are planning to make this March a little more magical with the release ofShovel Knight. Today, the developer announced the groundbreaking new title is nearing the final stretch of development, as the indie studio heads towards beta and puts the finishing touches on the game. That process involves everything from localization to playtesting and certification. In case you’re curious as to why the development process is taking so long, Yacht Club says Shovel Knight turned out to be much more extensive than originally planned....

Sonic is king of the merch As soon as it became evident that my daughter loved Sonic, I had zero trouble getting her merch for it. Everywhere I looked, even at random stores in the mall: they had it. I couldn’t escape it! I can vividly recall attending the event for the unveiling of theSonic Boomsub-IP, and toys were a huge focus of Sega’s pitch. So it totally makes sense thatSonic Prime(theupcomingNetflix series) is planning ahead....

What options are available inTchia? Tchiais a wonderful open-world adventure set in a beautiful archipelago suffering under the rule of a monster who needs to be taken down a few pegs. Released togenerally good review scoresin March 2023, the game is bound to be one of the best indie titles of the year. If you’re interested in setting sail in its world but want to know what sort of options are available within the game before you do, this guide has you covered....

Announced at Anime Expo 2018 Anime Expo 2018 has a ton of gaming related announcements this year, in case you didn’t notice the bombardment of NIS and SNK reveals earlier today. There’s another one from a different publisher this time — as APlus Games, in conjunction with Arc System Works, showed off more oftheirKill la Killgame, titled “Kill la Kill: The Game,” at the event with a late night trailer....

More like, “save me from the weevideo games; they’rereleasing too quickly for me.” I’m a Mad Libs champion. But, seriously, right now I’m downloadingKing of Fighters XIII(free on PS+),The Walking Dead: Around Every Corner(Dtoid review incoming; spoilers, it’s probably still amazing),Retro City Rampage(which finished downloading to my Vita in about a minute), andDishonored. It’s mental. I have none time for these things. Today,the floodgates opened on another inundated fall release window, the vivacious Jim Sterling reviewedFable: The Journey(it’s on rails), theindomitable Dale North levied high praise uponCode of Princess, the frolicsome Hamza Aziz took a look atBorderlands 2‘s Mechromancer class, and more!...

Five years of abject failure I remember back in 2013 whenMan of Steelcame out. It was meant to be the big return of the Blue Boyscout to theatres after 2006’s groan-worthySuperman Returns. After its release, people were split on whether or notMan of Steelwas a good depiction of Superman to the point where people either loved it or hated it. I enjoyed it quite a bit, but I could easily acknowledge how some people had gripes with it....

Praise be Distribution events can range from “oh I just conveniently log into my device and grab it online” to “damn, I have to find/go to a GameStop in an era where they shut down a ton of their stores.” Pretty obvious which one wins out! Thankfully,this new Zarude and Shiny Celebi distribution eventdoes not involve any store-bounding requirement. So there’s a few bits of news here that serve as the primer for this story....

Proving physics can just stop being a thing whenever you need Thiefhas been getting a lot of well-deserved buzz since its announcement, not the least of which surrounds its new Focus mechanic. Is it game-breaking, or harmlessly non-intrusive? Well, I’m here to to tell you none of that matters people, becauseThiefhas water arrows. Yes, they are back, and still make absolutely no goddamn sense to me. I mean, is it a soaked rag at the tip?...

Gray Fox in the originalMetal Gear Solidfamously claims that “only a fool trusts his life to a weapon.” He might be right, yeah, but he’s an anime-tier exosuit-wearing Cyborg Ninja who’s ‘roided to the brim with nanomachines. We common folk might need some weaponsin the predictable futurewhen some wacky CEO tech bro inevitably puts our bodies in a video game scenario, so here are the best ones you can find....

RedLynx’s hurts-so-good Xbox LIVE Arcade gameTrials HDhas surpassed 1 million sales. At $15 a pop minus whatever Microsoft’s cut is, that’s pretty damn good for a studio comprised of only 35 employees. Back in August of last year, I would have never guessed it would see this level of success.Trialshas always seemed like a love-it-or-hate-it game, especially when you consider how rapidly the difficulty ramps up, but I guess a huge chunk of us aren’t afraid of failure....