The game Viewfinder was initially released on PlayStation 5 and PC (through Steam) on July 18, 2023. It later became available on PlayStation 4 on December 12, 2023, and will launch on Xbox Series on August 12, 2025.
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The standard edition of the game will cost 6,028 yen, while the Special Edition will be priced at 12,980 yen. The Special Edition comes with extra goodies, including a three-disc soundtrack, three different reversible cover arts, three acrylic stands, and a reprint of the strategy guide.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
Despite some revenue fluctuations, the company reported strong sales for both EA Sports Madden NFL 26 and EA Sports FC 26. EA Sports FC 26 sales increased by a mid-single-digit percentage compared to EA Sports FC 25, and Apex Legends bookings saw double-digit growth. The company also highlighted successful launches for Skate and Battlefield 6.
The game’s central feature is how characters and the story change based on player actions, explained Fielder. A key goal during development was to let players fully embody their characters and have their choices genuinely matter within the game.
Let me tell you about Absolute Batman 2025 Annual #1. It’s actually three stories rolled into one, though the last one feels more like a lighthearted extra. But the first story? Wow. It’s crafted by the incredible team of Daniel Warren Johnson, Mike Spicer, and Clayton Cowles, and honestly, I went in with high hopes – I knew they could do something special with Absolute Batman. They didn’t just meet those expectations, they blew right past them. Those final pages are seriously going to stick with me for a long time.
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While the Back to the Future movies are truly special, that makes it hard to find other films that feel quite as satisfying. Its unique blend of time travel and adventure is hard to copy. But if you’re a fan, there are still some movies out there that capture similar ideas or just have that same fun, ’80s vibe.
A new Sonic movie is in the works, and Paramount is thinking about what to call it. Instead of the expected title, Sonic the Hedgehog 4, they’re considering Sonic CD, a name taken from a classic video game released in the early 1990s for the Sega Genesis. This information comes from a report by Daniel Richtman, as shared by The Direct.