Mafia: The Old Country Developer Says Switching to Unreal Engine 5 “Opens up a Lot of New Possibilities”

For decades, the Mafia series has relied on its unique proprietary engine. However, when Mafia: The Old Country is released in 2025, it will transition to Unreal Engine 5. In a recent conversation with VGC, developer Hangar 13 explained their reasons for this change, and as one would expect, a significant factor was the desire to take advantage of the enhanced capabilities offered by the Epic toolset.

Capcom Says its Planning More IP Revivals in Addition to Onimusha and Okami

Capcom boasts a wealth of classic IP that have been inactive for quite some time, yet they’re still thriving with hits like Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, Street Fighter, and others. However, fans are always eager for more content, and it seems their wishes might be granted. At The Game Awards, Capcom made not just one, but two exciting announcements that delighted the crowd: the long-awaited returns of the Onimusha and Okami series. It’s intriguing to note that we can anticipate similar revivals in the future.

Elden Ring Has Shipped Over 28.6 Million Units Worldwide

Over the past 15 years, FromSoftware has experienced numerous peaks, but none of their games have achieved the broad critical and financial acclaim that Elden Ring currently enjoys. In fact, this open-world action RPG is still selling robustly, even two years after its debut.

Every American Dad Christmas Episode, Ranked

It’s high time we ranked the top-notch Christmas episodes of “American Dad!”, one of the finest adult animated sitcoms out there, known for its unique and eccentric storylines that set it apart from other shows created by Seth McFarlane like “Family Guy” and “The Cleveland Show.” The show has carved a niche for itself as a series that fearlessly ventures into the absurd and outrageous. This quality is particularly noticeable in their Christmas episodes, making them truly exceptional.

SEGA President Calls Sonic Superstars a ‘Disappointment’

According to SEGA president Shuji Utsumi, Sonic Superstars falls short when compared to their latest Sonic game, Sonic X Shadow Generations, which he describes as “exceptional.” Utsimi acknowledges that the issues with Superstars stem from the caliber of work produced by the studio.