CyberConnect2 to announce 30th anniversary game project on February 16

As a huge fan, I was so excited to hear from CyberConnect2’s CEO, Hiroshi Matsuyama! He said their next game isn’t just another sequel – it’s a totally new title that represents everything they’ve learned and achieved so far. He described it as the peak of their skills and a real testament to their dedication. It sounds amazing, and I can’t wait to see what they’ve been working on!

Rayman Creator Says Unannounced Remake Will Include Quality-of-Life Features, HD Visuals

According to Michel Ancel, Rayman remains an enjoyable game with plenty to offer. He noted that the game’s pace can feel a little slow due to the size of the character, and its demanding, pixel-perfect controls can be challenging. However, he believes these older limitations are what help the game feel fresh and unique even now, as reported by the Rayman Merchandise social media account.

ARC Raiders’ New Anti-Cheat Process Has Led to “Tens of Thousands” of Players Getting Banned

When asked about the new anti-cheat system, Söderlund explained they’ve been actively working to combat cheating since it launched last month. While he didn’t share exact numbers, he said the system is having a noticeable impact. He noted that while the game didn’t initially have many cheaters, it’s a common problem for popular multiplayer games. He compared dealing with cheaters to defending against a DDoS attack – developers need to stay one step ahead to protect the game.

Miles Morales Frontrunner Addresses MCU Casting Rumors: “I Would Love to”

Caleb McLaughlin, known for playing Lucas on Stranger Things, said he’d be thrilled to play Miles Morales in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He told Variety that he feels a strong connection to the character, especially as a New Yorker who was deeply moved by the Spider-Verse story. He believes Miles represents something important for many people, including himself.

Disney Officially Explains Divisive Mandalorian & Grogu Super Bowl Trailer Decision

The initial reaction to the The Mandalorian & Grogu teaser was largely confusion. Considering it’s the first Star Wars film announced since 2019, the marketing strategy felt surprisingly unconventional. However, Lucasfilm’s marketing lead, Ryan Stankevich, explained to Variety that the intent was to create a trailer that was “instantly iconic, cinematic, and truly Star Wars,” despite the seemingly odd approach. They hoped to make a big impact, as these promotional spots are very expensive.