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Here’s the announcement trailer:

The well-crafted dialogue of Tactics warrants excellent voice acting, and we’re pleased to share that initial responses have been favorable. If you prefer, a Japanese dubbed version is also available for your viewing pleasure.

Apart from the PC version, you can expect a PlayStation 4 version as well. The upcoming RPG is currently up for pre-order on the PlayStation Store at a price of £49.99 or $49.99. Here’s the official synopsis directly from the publisher:

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Publisher EA released the below trailer to confirm the news:

The trailer highlights some aspects of Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection, including that all games within the collection will offer online multiplayer support using rollback netcode, ensuring seamless multiplayer encounters with minimal concerns about lag affecting your input. Additionally, it offers a sneak peek at several iconic Mortal Kombat titles included in the Legacy Kollection, such as the original Mortal Kombat, Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, and the first 3D game in the series – Mortal Kombat 4.

The corporation has verified that the reported sales numbers encompass all methods of purchasing the video game, including physical discs, digital downloads, and those included with the Switch 2 bundle, priced at $499.99 – making it the most affordable option for buyers to own both the new console and the game. It’s important to note that this sales data pertains solely to the first month of the console and game launch, as of June 30, 2025.

The collection known as “Abomination Vaults” combines three stories from one of the most well-liked Pathfinder 2e campaigns into a single book. Back in early 2024, Paizo introduced a third-party Dungeons & Dragons 5e version of this adventure to let D&D enthusiasts experience the tale without needing to master a new system. Now, Wizards of the Coast and Paizo are making it more official by adding “Abomination Vaults” to the D&D Beyond platform. The authorized D&D Beyond version of “Abomination Vaults” is accessible starting August 1st, meaning you can start playing it immediately!

Following the commencement of the manga’s official publication, the author expressed his excitement on his official platform, “I’ve read the first chapter of this new series around 80 times because I’m so eager about it!” In another post, HERO acknowledged the readers, saying, “Thank you for reading it promptly! I can’t wait to hear your feedback! You can find the first chapter in Weekly Spirits, Bic Comic, and Manga One.” At present, the manga is only accessible in Japanese, and the English release date remains undisclosed. Room Where Voices Fall will be published weekly, every Monday.

Recently, ComicBook had an engaging conversation with writer Fraction about the upcoming Batman series. Previews of the comic show a modern, vibrant Gotham City featuring a sleek, futuristic design that stands out distinctly from previous portrayals. The storyline promises action-packed scenes and recognizable yet innovative characters, making us excited for this fresh start for one of DC Comics’ most cherished figures. And Fraction was more than happy to share his insights on this dazzling new chapter in Batman’s journey.

The original Prince of Persia experienced a significant turn with “The Lost Crown,” and the upcoming spin-off, “The Rogue of Prince of Persia,” is poised to build on that success (even though the team behind “The Lost Crown” has been integrated into other Ubisoft studios). This roguelike adaptation offers a level of replayability that its platformer forerunners lack, and it boasts a visually striking art style and a unique Persian EDM fusion soundtrack.