Month: April 2018

The story of Unsung Story (no pun intended) is quite painful for fans of the Kickstarter crowdfunding platform. Announced in 2014 promising a grand return of Final Fantasy Tactics creator Yasumi Matsuno in 2015, the project was largely mismanaged by Playdek until Little Orbit stepped in to try and salvage the agonizing project last year. Luckily, it seems
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Sushee Games released a new video showing the development of their upcoming remaster project Fear Effect Reinvented, coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC in 2018. The video shows the development process of a setting featured in the original Fear Effect, which originally released on PlayStation in 2000. Furthermore, players get a chance to preview
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Today Sony Interactive Entertainment released five minutes of new gameplay of the upcoming God of War by the good folks at Santa Monica Studios. The video showcases a battle against a massive troll. Incidentally, trolls aren’t generic enemies, but each is a unique full-fledged character. Each looks different, fights in his own slightly different way, and has
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XSEED announced that the WayForward developed action platformer Shantae: Half-Genie Hero will release physically in North America on May 8. The publisher reminds fans that the physical Nintendo Switch release of Shantae: Half-Genie Hero will be available to select retailers throughout North America for $39.99. This “Ultimate” Day One Edition, will contain a 30-song soundtrack on CD, a
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Good afternoon, readers – this is Lou Contaldi, Editor-in-Chief of DualShockers. We interrupt you from our regularly-scheduled news reporting to touch on something important to us: our creative independence. Now, it’s no secret that gaming is a somewhat expensive hobby – many of us have our bookcases stacked (to some degree) with collector’s editions of
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Since it launched its “Battle Royale” mode late last year, Fortnite has become an unstoppable phenomenon thanks to its winning strategy of broader console support and being free-to-play, and now the recently-released mobile version of the game is available for anyone to enjoy. Developer Epic Games has announced that Fortnite is now available to all iOS users
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Back in July 2013, Bandai Namco announced Ace Combat Infinity, a free-to-play online game for PS3 set to tread the still fairly unexplored ground of games-as-a-service on consoles. Still set in the real world after the Assault Horizon debacle, the game brought back many of the fictional elements that fans of the franchised used to love, like
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