A fresh trailer for the game Crimson Desert by Pearl Abyss has been released, featuring a new boss character – Hexe Marie. Unlike previous showcases at Gamescom, Hexe Marie focuses more on magic, evading protagonist Kliff’s attacks by teleporting and summoning allies from nearby resources to strike back. Surprisingly, she is able to match Kliff’s melee attacks in speed.
For those who purchase the PlayStation 5 on its launch day, Sony’s latest console, the PS5 Pro, comes with an unexpected treat. Starting today, gamers will have the opportunity to unbox and experience the device for themselves, wondering if their $700 investment was worth it. Along this journey, they can look forward to discovering a hidden delight.
The latest Mario game is now accessible to Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED subscribers through their service, and unlike certain Nintendo Switch Online deals, this one isn’t confined to the Expansion Pack tier of the subscription. However, do note that it is only available for a limited period, and when the promotion ends, it might not be re-offered again.
Electronic Arts (EA) has officially closed down access to three of their once widely-played games, making most parts of these titles unavailable for play. Each game primarily revolved around multiplayer experiences, so with their shutdown, only a small portion, such as the single-player elements, remain accessible. These single-player aspects are just minor components compared to the overall appeal and enjoyment that players derived from each game.
The original Uncharted games, starting with Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune (launched in 2007), have received a sudden update. Originally developed by Naughty Dog and PlayStation, the Uncharted series also included subsequent releases like Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (2009) and Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception (2011), during the PS3 era. The fourth mainline game, Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, came out in 2016, marking the conclusion of the series on the PS4. Since then, there has been no new content from this well-liked PlayStation franchise except for one spin-off release, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, in 2017.
This morning, Xbox Series X|S players are in for a delightful surprise – the Director’s Cut of ‘Death Stranding’ is now available on their platform! The game will typically retail at $39.99, but for the next two weeks, it’s being offered at half price, making it an affordable $19.99. Originally a PlayStation exclusive published by Sony, the game’s appearance on Xbox might have seemed improbable. However, following a press release (via Windows Central), it has been confirmed that Kojima Productions has acquired the rights to the Death Stranding intellectual property.