The demo was announced alongside news of a collaboration between Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake and Konami’s Silent Hill f. As part of this, the twin sisters Mio and Mayu Amakura in Fatal Frame 2 will receive new outfits inspired by the look of Silent Hill f‘s main character, Hinako Shimizu.
This episode features Josh Gad playing a version of himself who teams up with Demarr Davis, a real-life nightclub doorman. Demarr gains the ability to teleport anything through his body after an accident involving chemicals from the Roxxon corporation. Together, they make a couple of movies utilizing Demarr’s powers. However, during filming, Josh Gad tries to teleport through Demarr and vanishes completely. The show never reveals what happened to him – whether he survived or is still alive. But according to creators Andrew Guest and Destin Daniel Cretton, Josh Gad is still alive, he’s just…lost.
Following a debate about using AI in Baldur’s Gate 3 – and after clarifying some initial statements – Larian Studios’ Vincke now believes video game reviewers should also be subject to review and scoring.
In Judas, a system called Villainy shapes your connections with three key characters. By focusing on one character and neglecting others, you determine who becomes the primary antagonist of your game. Your actions will grab the attention of these three, but you’ll have to make choices – you can’t keep them all happy.
Is this update truly meaningful, or just a typical stability improvement? While it doesn’t introduce any groundbreaking new features, there are a couple of worthwhile changes to mention.
Here is an overview of the game, via Entalto Publishing:
Built using the same team and technology as the animated series, this game introduces a new hero and storyline. It still features familiar characters and captures the feel and visual style of classic Wuxia adventures.
The new outfit downloadable content, designed for both games, is expected to be released shortly after the first game launches on March 12th.
A PlayStation notification, originally sent in late January, was captured by a user named Sahil Shaw and has been widely shared online, as seen below.
Although we don’t know exactly when the new Ren & Stimpy Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy Collection will be released, you can pre-order physical copies between January 30th and March 1st.