Stalker 2 features four kinds of night vision goggles. You can get them in a few different ways – some are expensive to buy, others you earn by completing missions, and you might even stumble upon one for free. How you acquire them will largely depend on your progress in the game.
If you venture past the old lighthouse and through the peaceful cemetery, you might meet Kyryll Chudomirovich Flins, the lighthouse keeper, who is a bit unusual.
Gematsu noticed on Amazon Japan that a regular version and a special ‘Treasure Box’ version of the game are listed. An official announcement is likely soon, possibly during the upcoming State of Play or Tokyo Game Show. We will update this story as soon as Team Ninja reveals the release date.
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The new action RPG will be available in two versions: a Standard Edition and a special Treasure Box Edition. The Treasure Box includes an artbook, a desk mat, a keychain, and a CD with music from the game. While the listings for both versions have been taken down, it’s likely pre-orders will become available after the upcoming State of Play presentation.
Joe Pykta’s 1996 film *Space Jam*, a lively mix of animation and live-action, became available to stream on Hulu on September 1st. The movie features Michael Jordan playing himself, and tells the story of how Bugs Bunny and the Looney Tunes convince him to come out of retirement to help them defeat The Monstars – aliens who steal the skills of NBA players in a basketball game. The film also stars Wayne Knight, Theresa Randle, and Bill Murray, with Billy West and Danny DeVito providing many of the character voices.
You’ll get your first chance to play the game at the GungHo booth. Everyone who tries the demo will receive a unique souvenir, and if you share photos or videos of your gameplay on social media, you’ll get an even cooler, exclusive item!
The new game, *Stranger Than Heaven*, stars Mako Daito and takes place in Sotenbori, a district inspired by the real-life Dotonbori area of Osaka, across various time periods. Unlike the *Like a Dragon* and *Judgment* series, the combat seems more realistic and brutal, featuring visible blood and gore. The game also aims for a more sophisticated atmosphere, though the full story is still under wraps.
As a huge fan, I was so hyped when the studio ended their RGG Direct with a quick peek at their new game! It looks like it’s going to be a massive adventure, taking us through different time periods and covering about ten years of Japanese history. I can’t wait to see what they’ve created!
On December 8th, RGG Studios will release updated versions of the first two Yakuza games. These re-releases will include everything from the remakes.