Yesterday’s unveiling of its newest trailer showcases some fresh gameplay from Konami’s “Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater.” Attendees at Tokyo Game Show can get a feel for the game through a playable demo, available to try out. Have a look below, courtesy of the latest “Metal Gear” Hotline.
A fresh installment of “Mortal Kombat” is quite a spectacle, particularly nowadays. However, its impact has been somewhat lessened after “Mortal Kombat 1,” which restarted the timeline once more…only to confuse matters by reintroducing old antagonists. The conclusion was chaotic, but it hinted at a battle with a new and unexpected Titan – Havik. What sort of carnage might he cause in the future? Could Liu Kang’s timeline experience an even more disastrous outcome than previously? How many episodes of Invasions will fans have to endure beforehand?
The recent Sony State of Play event has wrapped up swiftly, much like its announcement. While opinions on its overall value may differ, there’s widespread agreement on the star attraction – “Ghost of Yōtei”, the sequel to the critically and financially successful “Ghost of Tsushima” from Sucker Punch Studios. Set to release in 2025, it might be a misleading label to call it a sequel since it unfolds 300 years after Jin Sakai’s tale concluded.
If you found September brimming with high-profile releases, prepare for October to take it up a notch even more! Instead of just one, there are two highly anticipated remakes of horror classics. The long-awaited continuation of one of BioWare’s legendary game series is also on the horizon. Additionally, the first paid expansion for Blizzard’s popular action RPG looter is coming out. And let’s not overlook the upcoming unique Sonic adventure with a darker undertone. Take a look at 15 exciting new games set to debut in October!
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As a die-hard movie enthusiast, “Monster Summer” might initially conjure up images of somber dramas laden with profound themes. However, this film is far from it – it’s a pulse-pounding horror flick that exudes an ’80s vibe in every frame. The movie, masterfully directed by David Henrie, who you might recognize from “Wizards of Waverly Place,” boasts an impressive cast including Mason Thames (from “The Black Phone”), Lorraine Bracco (“The Sopranos”), and the legendary Mel Gibson (“Lethal Weapon”). Interestingly, both Thames and Gibson recently chatted with ComicBook about how their past roles aided them in getting into character for these captivating performances.