The highly anticipated sequel to Kena: Bridge of Spirits is coming out later this year! You can now add it to your wishlist on PlayStation Store, Steam, and the Epic Games Store.
We expected the hero’s introduction to be surprising, and I was amazed by how quickly people went from being confused to fully on board – even before the trailer was halfway through. That reaction was exactly what we were hoping for.
This episode centers around the Doctor (Robert Picardo), Ake (Holly Hunter), and SAM (Kerrice Brooks) journeying to SAM’s home planet to fix a problem caused by an injury she sustained during the attack on the Miyazaki. When SAM’s systems fail, the Doctor makes a remarkable decision: he volunteers to become her father. He spends seventeen years on her planet (equivalent to about two weeks in normal time due to the planet’s different time flow) raising her and giving her a childhood. Through this choice, Star Trek establishes the most significant identity the Doctor will ever have – a father.
So, from what I’m hearing, Sony’s really focusing on games that are constantly updated – the ‘live service’ type – for PC. But it sounds like they’re less interested in bringing their big, story-driven, single-player games to PC anymore. Jason Schreier pointed out that Marvel’s Wolverine, which is coming out on September 15th, is a perfect example – it’s PlayStation 5 exclusive, and there are no plans to release it on PC. It seems like they’re really keeping those kinds of experiences for console players only.
In a joint statement, the CEOs explained that while their original deal would have benefited shareholders and likely been approved by regulators, they’ve decided not to compete with the higher offer from Paramount Skydance. They stated that maintaining financial responsibility is a priority, and the current price to win the deal is no longer worthwhile.
Okay, so RedOctane just dropped news about this new game called Stage Tour. It’s a rhythm game, but here’s the cool part – you’re meant to play it using guitar controllers and stuff like that. Basically, it’s designed for all my instrument peripherals, which is awesome!
The current state of Pokémon is unfortunately quite poor. There’s a noticeable lack of fresh ideas, the games don’t run well even compared to other Switch titles, and the core turn-based combat feels outdated despite numerous attempts to mask it. The series should be thriving with modern technology, but it feels stuck in the past. To truly succeed, Pokémon needs a complete overhaul, and that starts with moving beyond the Nintendo Switch.
From the start, the series has been praised for staying true to George R.R. Martin’s book, which showrunner Ira Parker made a key focus. While The Hedge Knight presented several intriguing questions, a significant change from the original novel has reignited discussion about a potentially major shift in the established Game of Thrones storyline.
IO Interactive is partnering with MOOD Publishing to create Hitman: The Board Game, and early images look promising. The game’s most exciting feature is a competitive multiplayer mode inspired by Hitman 2 from 2018. However, unlike the original, this board game is designed entirely around that concept, challenging four players to compete as Hitmen, hunting targets to achieve victory.
Here is the full lineup of titles: