Everything We Saw At PlayStation’s September State Of Play
The two-part broadcast featured both a State of Play and a State of Play Japan, with the latter showcase spotlighting games from Asia
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Final Fantasy 7 Revelation Gets Release Date And Shows Off Extended Open-World RPG Gameplay
The game's scope is bigger than ever
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The Blood Of Dawnwalker Developers Offer Workarounds For The 4 Main Issues On PC
The RPG from CD Projekt alumni has landed a lot more smoothly on console
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Until Dawn 2 Is Finally A Reality (Show) Early Next Year
That chicken did nothing wrong
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GTA 6 Getting Two Custom PS5 Controllers That Look Cool
Grand Theft Auto 6 appeared briefly at Sony's State of Play via a short controller teaser
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Why Yes, I Would Like To Chomp Into Maneater 2!
It's not a water park, it's a buffet
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Fans Flood PlayStation State Of Play Chat With Calls For Destiny 3 And ‘No Disc, No Buy’
Sony's marketing blitz brings out the hecklers
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Ghost Of Yotei’s October Update Brings Back Jin From The Original Game
You'll be able to play as the fan-favorite warrior in the roguelike mode, Most Wanted
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PlayStation And Xbox Hit Back At Gamer Lawsuits Demanding Tariff Refunds: ‘There Is Nothing Unjust About Plaintiff Purchasing An Xbox At An Advertised Price And Getting Exactly What He Paid For’
The companies say there's no proof anyone was harmed
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Wizards Of The Coast Are ‘Incredibly Sorry’ For Dreadful Magic: The Gathering Launch: ‘It Was A Disaster’
The Zeta Set looks incredible, but its sale couldn't have gone much worse
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Clint Eastwood's Forgotten Western That Redefined His Career Is Officially Free to Watch on YouTube
More than 60 years since their release, all three movies in Clint Eastwood’s “The Man with No Name Trilogy” remain classics. 1964’s A Fistful of Dollars, 1965’s For a Few Dollars More, and 1996’s The Good, the Bad and the Ugly are all Italian-made films by director Sergio Leone…
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Dragon Ball Super Shares Release Date and Spectacular Trailer Full of New Details
The wait is over: the remake of the Dragon Ball Super anime, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, finally has a release date. The long-awaited next entry in the Dragon Ball franchise will debut on Fuji TV on Oct. 11. Fans in the US will be able to catch a world-premiere screening of the…
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After Withheld Funding, Hospitalization, Cult-Hit Japanese Thriller’s Development Might Be Back On Track
But more crowdfunding might be needed to deliver the game while legal drama continues
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11 Best MAPPA Anime That Aren’t 'Jujutsu Kaisen' or 'Chainsaw Man'
It's impossible to escape the monolithic shadow of Studio MAPPA when looking at today’s anime landscape. For a majority of fans, the name is synonymous with a specific flavor of modern blockbuster. MAPPA has quickly become the undisputed king of high-stakes hype machines, a…
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31 Years Later, the Smartest 'Calvin and Hobbes' Character Still Doesn't Get the Recognition They Deserve
Every once in a while, some fan artist draws a continuation or sequel to Calvin and Hobbes, which is frequently themed around the idea of an adult Calvin passing Hobbes on to his own child. One of the best is 2011's Hobbes and Bacon by Tom Heyerman (Pants Are Overrated), which…
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Guy Ritchie’s Netflix Crime Thriller Just Got Even More Ambitious
Over the course of The Gentlemenseason 2, both the billionaire Stanley Johnston (Giancarlo Esposito) and cannabis kingpin Bobby Glass (Ray Winstone) explain that Duke Eddie Horniman (Theo James) must suffer to achieve his full potential. Unfortunately, viewers have to suffer…
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DEI-Free Lollipop Chainsaw Sequel Teases A Big Unveiling At Tokyo Game Show
Planned Tokyo Game Show unveiling lists a new development team
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The 12 Best Star Wars Video Games of All Time, Ranked
On Aug. 27, Electronic Arts released its newest Star Wars game. Star Wars: Zero Company is one of the best reviewed games ever inspired by the series, offering a compelling blend of tactics and fandom that’s nearly impossible to resist. It’s a welcome reminder of the many other…
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