Level-5’s open-world detective role-playing game DECAPOLICE, which sparked interest upon its announcement last year, appears to be taking longer to reach the market than initially anticipated by its developers. Initially scheduled for release in 2023, the game was delayed to 2024, but has now been postponed once more.
At this year’s Sonic Central event, Sonic Team revealed the narrative trailer for “Sonic X Shadow Generations,” focusing on Shadow’s segment of the game (be aware that there might be spoilers ahead, so if you don’t want to know, step away now).
The controversial history of Vince McMahon in professional wrestling will soon be exposed in a Netflix documentary. Initially planned for release earlier this decade, the series aims to delve into McMahon’s journey through the business, highlighting his role in turning scripted sports into a global phenomenon. However, things took an unexpected turn when McMahon faced allegations of sexual misconduct in Spring 2022 and sex trafficking charges in January 2024. Despite rumors that Netflix might abandon the project, they ultimately decided to include McMahon’s recent controversies and examine the potential differences between the real-life Vince McMahon and his on-screen persona, Mr. McMahon.
In the year 2024, Steam’s top-selling game for most of September was quite unexpected. Throughout September, “Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2” reigned supreme on Valve’s PC platform as the best-seller. Even as I write this, “Space Marine 2” has only slightly dropped in sales and remains in second place. However, for now, Saber Interactive’s third-person shooter has been dethroned by a game that is starkly different in genre.
The eagerly awaited game titled “Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero” is set to join the esteemed lineup of the Budokai Tenkaichi series, a collection of fighting video games renowned for their thrilling action and expansive character rosters. This upcoming anime-based game will make its debut on PCs and consoles on October 11th, leaving shonen enthusiasts with plenty of time to speculate about potential additions to the already impressive lineup. In a recent chat with the producer of “Sparking! Zero“, Jun Furutani, there was a query about characters that have only appeared in the manga of “Dragon Ball Super“. When asked whether characters like Moro and Granolah would be part of the game’s roster, Furutani provided an answer.
At today’s Sonic Central event, fans got a sneak peek into a wealth of content Sega’s iconic blue character will be showcasing in the coming year. Highlights included details about Paramount’s “Sonic the Hedgehog 3,” which was the main focus towards the end of the presentation. Although most of what was shown during the live stream mirrored the footage from the initial trailer, director Jeff Fowler and producer Toby Ascher shared some fresh insights into Sonic’s storyline from the first movie to the upcoming sequel. Although Paramount hasn’t officially confirmed plans for further Sonic films yet, producer Toby Ascher hinted at possible expansions beyond the third installment.