2024-06

Developer Aspyr Media and publisher Lucasfilm Games have revealed that an enhanced edition of 2002's Star Wars: Bounty Hunter will launch on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC this August. More specifically, it hits PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC (via Steam) on August 1, and it brings with it updated visuals and controls and a new skin that harkens back to the original game's most infamous easter egg.  In the reveal trailer, we get a look at the graphical improvements Aspyr has implemented in Star Wars: Bounty Hunter, but the game still retains that 2002 PlayStation 2 and GameCube charm. This re-release follows a limited PlayStation 4 physical run that launched back in 2019.  Check out the Star Wars: Bounty Hunter announcement trailer below:  If you're unfamiliar with Star Wars: Bounty Hunter, you...

Capcom has announced that it will present a Capcom Next Summer 2024 showcase next week highlighting three games: Kunitsu Gami: Path of the Goddess, which launches next month, the recently revealed Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard for iPhone/iPad/Mac. The showcase will begin at 3 p.m. PT/6 p.m. ET next week, on Monday, July 1. Notably, despite excitement around the title, Capcom says there will not be any updates about Monster Hunter Wilds, which is due out on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC sometime next year.  Check out the Capcom Next Summer 2024 showcase teaser for yourself below:  Tune in on July 1, 3pm PT for CAPCOM NEXT - Summer 2024, a 25-min event sharing info on 3 titles! 1️⃣ First details on @DeadRising Deluxe Remaster! 2️⃣ News on @Kunitsu_Gami: Path of the Goddess. 3️⃣ RESIDENT EVIL 7...

Everything you need to know to preorder The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom for the Nintendo Switch, including release date, price, and more....

Capcom has revealed Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, a remaster of the Xbox 360 game that first launched in 2006. Though the once previously Xbox-exclusive game has since made its way to PlayStation and PC platforms, it remains unclear which platforms this remaster is coming to. And there's no word on when to expect the remaster either.  Revealed with a short 47-second teaser trailer, Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster looks great, almost more like a remake than a remaster. It's unclear if this is a remaster of the original 2006 game or the HD version of Dead Rising that launched on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC back in 2017. Regardless, we're stoked to head back into a zombie-infested mall with journalist Frank West whenever this remaster launches.  Check out the Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster teaser trailer for yourself below:  Are you excited...

Publisher Playtonic Friends (the publishing arm of Yooka-Laylee developer Playtonic) and Blossom Tales developer Castle Pixel have revealed Cattle Country, a simulation game that's Stardew Valley meets the Wild West. If its first trailer,  which was revealed by IGN today, is any indication, farming/townbuilding sim fans will want to keep an eye on the game.  The reveal trailer gives us a great look at what to expect, which includes ranching, treasure hunting, mining, farming, and, of course, romancing. The game is coming to PC sometime in the future, but there's no release date or window in sight. Cattle Country's Steam listing simply says the release date is "to be announced."  Check out the Cattle Country reveal trailer for yourself below:  As you might be able to hear, the Cattle Country reveal trailer is narrated by Red Dead Redemption 2's...

The one and only Elden Ring expansion we're getting, Shadow of the Erdtree, launched last week and thousands of Tarnished went to the shadow realm to take on dozens of new enemies, bosses, and more. Now, just a few days later, developer From Software has released a new patch for the game that should make Shadow of the Erdtree a bit easier.  Now live, Calibration Update 1.12.2 targets the scaling of the attack and damage negation given to players with each Shadow Realm Blessing upgrade. Here's what's changed:  The attack and damage negation has been increased for the first half of the maximum amount of Blessing enhancements, and the second half will now be more gradual.  The attack and damage negation granted by the final level of Blessing enhancements has been slightly increased.  This patch should apply automatically...

Update: Guy Beahm AKA Dr. Disrespect has released a statement via X (formerly Twitter). In the statement, Beahm acknowledges that he sent "twitch [sic] whisper messages with an individual minor back in 2017" but denies any illegality or "real intentions" behind the messages. You can see Beahm's full X post below. THE TWITCH BAN Hello, I'd like to make a quick statement.. Lets cut the fucking bullshit, as you know there's no filter with me. I've always been up front and real with you guys on anything that I can be up front about, and I'm always willing to accept responsibility... which… — Dr Disrespect (@DrDisrespect) June 25, 2024 Additionally, Midnight Society studio head Robert Bowling posted the following message on his X account shortly after Beahm's statement: This is a statement from me personally. It does not reflect any of my companies and...

As part of the character creation process for Dragon Age: The Veilguard, players will have to select both a class for their player-controlled Rook and a faction. After customizing much of your Rook's body, including things like a Qunari's horn type and material, for example, with the hundreds of options available in Veilguard, it will be time to pick said class.  There are three classes to choose from: Rogue, Mage, and Warrior. As the names suggest, each features a unique combat system and plays differently as a result. Though you’ll be performing things like light and heavy attacks using the same buttons, what those attacks do varies based on your class. For example, a sword-and-shield Warrior can hip-fire or aim their shield to throw it like Captain America, whereas a Mage can use that same button to throw out...

Netflix has announced that Thirsty Suitors, last year’s skateboarding cooking RPG, has joined its roster of games. Additionally, a few new titles, such as The Case of the Golden Idol, are available now on the service. Thirsty Suitors, a story-driven turn-based RPG about a woman battling her various exes (to the chagrin of her disapproving parents), launched last November. The surreal experience also features skateboarding gameplay and cooking mechanics, with the entire package garnering positive reviews upon release. The move to Netflix Games means it will become available to play on mobile devices for Netflix subscribers. There's no date for when Thirsty Suitors arrives on Netflix, but it's "coming soon." As for new games hitting Netflix this month, acclaimed point-and-click mystery game The Case of the Golden Idol is now available. Joining it is Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit, the Netflix-exclusive...

Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed, the remake of 2010’s Epic Mickey, has a release date. Look for it to arrive on September 24. The game was first revealed during a Nintendo Partner Direct in February. The remake is being handled by developer Purple Lamp and features reworked gameplay (the original was played with Wii motion controls, after all), new brush abilities for Mickey, and a graphical upgrade. A new trailer features a chat with the game's original creative director Warren Spector, who is also involved with this remake, to reveal Rebrushed's Collector's Edition. For $199.99, this special box is available for pre-order now and includes the following items: The full game Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed A 28 cm Mickey Mouse statue An Oswald the Lucky Rabbit keychain A vintage Mickey Mouse tin sign Six Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed postcards A Collector’s Steelbook...