Ghostwire The Ghostwire: Tokyo update is out there now and we can head into the Spider’s Thread for some new Ghostwire gameplay The updates keep flowing out there for Ghostwire: Tokyo as we carry on with the cycle for it all. This time it is for the release of the Xbox Series X|S version of the game, but Tango Gameworks is not leaving the PS5 and PC fans out there too. The Spider's Thread update for Ghostwire: Tokyo has now launched and we get a sample of just what that means just below. Given some of the new specters coming for us out there, it does look like it will be a spooky old time in the mix. Read More...

Ghostwire A new update for Ghostwire: Tokyo is on the way to us all as we get ready to see Ghostwire: Tokyo land on the Xbox systems The updates are always flowing out there for Ghostwire: Tokyo and on April 12th it looks like we are getting one more out there. A new and free update from Tango Gameworks that will be adding a whole lot of new content to the world. All with the usual new enemies and skills for us to fight and use in Ghostwire: Tokyo along with a new location filled with all of that and a new challenge that will have us navigating a thirty-stage gauntlet in the world. All on the PS5 and PC as we have seen for all of the DLC up to now too. Read More...

Ghostwire A new update for Ghostwire: Tokyo is out that adds in a robust Photo Mode into the fun of Ghostwire: Tokyo The update that many of you have been waiting for to come to Ghostwire: Tokyo is finally here. The new Photo Mode for the game is done and out there from Tango Gameworks so you can make sure to be able to capture all of those sick moments in the game on the PS4, PS5, and PC. At least capture them all in a form that you would rather want than just a well-timed screenshot of the action going on. That has been an option since Ghostwire: Tokyo, but that almost always came down to the luck of the draw instead of being able to stage a great shot using the assets that the team has carefully placed in the game in the first place. Read More...

Ghostwire New details for Ghostwire: Tokyo are here to show off a bit on how Ghostwire will use the features that the PS5 offers up With Ghostwire: Tokyo hitting the PS5 on March 25th, it should come as no surprise that the game is going to try to take full advantage of the hardware and features that it has. Not just in the visual and performance arenas, but we are talking in the extra levels of immersion that Tango Gameworks can offer up with the controller as well. It may not seem like much, but this can add some extra levels into a game if it is done correctly. Read More...

Ghostwire Ghostwire: Tokyo offers us all one more look at Ghostwire before we head out to experience it all By now you should have had a chance to play the small bit out there for Ghostwire: Tokyo on the PS5 and now we have a bit more to see as we gear up for the game's launch. Tango Gameworks has done an amazing job of hyping the game up while keeping so much shrouded in mystery that I cannot wait for March 25th to get here so we can all experience what the game has to offer. That is also why I am glad to offer up the latest for Ghostwire: Tokyo that takes us all a bit further into the odd world with more teases of what is to come. More of the underworld needs to be explored here and more of the entities need to be put to rest for good, and that is what we have to look at now. Read More...

Ghostwire Ghostwire: Tokyo is dropping a new prelude chapter out there to get us all amped up for Ghostwire: Tokyo’s release It looks as if we are going to get a little more of a taste for Ghostwire: Tokyo earlier than we thought. The game is still hitting the PS4, PS5, and PC on March 25th or 22nd for those that pre-order, but right now you can get a little helping of what Tango Gameworks has cooked up. Those looking to see what Ghostwire: Tokyo is all about can head out there and download the prelude chapter for the game on the consoles and give it all a go. The PC will have the option to do this too, but you will have to wait until March 8th to actually play it for yourself. Read More...

Ghostwire The release date for Ghostwire: Tokyo is now set down and we can look at some of the gameplay for Ghostwire: Tokyo It is time to get a massive surprise for those looking forward to the release of Ghostwire: Tokyo on the PS5 and PC. The wait will be coming to a close soon and well within the 2022 timeline that was given. Seemingly out of nowhere, Tango Gameworks has dropped the release date on us and Bethesda is getting those preorder packs ready. All so we can enjoy Ghostwire: Tokyo on March 25th now. Read More...

There has been more than just the trailer for Final Fantasy XV revealed including gameplay and game mechanics If you were worried after the long wait for the Final Fantasy XV trailer that we would have another long wait until we received more updates on the game then you can rest a little. We have some new gameplay footage from Final Fantasy XV fresh from the TGS as well as a few tidbits of information on the game's mechanics. That and the news that EVERYTHING we've seen so far, sans the flying spaceships in the trailer, is 100% in engine footage. The spaceships were pre-rendered and that was it. Read More...

The release date for all territories has been announced for Blodborne from Sony at the Tokyo Game Show At the beginning of the month we had a nice showing of Blodborne and its slated release date in Japan during Sony's pre-TGS press event. This was nice and all for all of those who lived in Japan but the rest of the world was wondering when Blodborne would be hitting their PS4s and if it would be around the same time. I know I speculated on the same thing at the time of the press event so I know what everyone was talking about. Well it looks like all of the speculation was pretty much correct as we will be seeing Blodborne on February 6th 2015. Read More...

Fresh from the Tokyo Game Show we have a new trailer for Final Fantasy XV from Square Enix to tide us over until the next one It's been tease after tease for Final Fantasy XV and now it looks like we finally are getting what we want. A new trailer for Final Fantasy XV has been released from Square Enix at this year's Tokyo Game Show and it looks just as we would expect it to; orgasmic. While there still is no word on when we will be seeing the game on our PS4s or Xbox Ones there is quite a bit of what can be assumed as in game footage throughout the entire two and a half minute trailer for the game. I know you no longer care to read the words here so have a look at the trailer and I'll continue on about Final Fantasy XV after you've had a good look. Read More...

A new trailer for Let It Die has been released in the preempt to the Tokyo Game Show and it has a bit of gameplay mixed in If there was one trailer that confused the heel out of me at E3 this year it was Let It Die from Grasshopper Manufacture. After looking into the game a bit more I am still a bit lost for this upcoming Free To Play PS4 title. Well PS4 with the ability to use a companion app for your smartphones. It looks like there is a new trailer to try and shed a bit of light on Let It Die straight from the pre-show for the Tokyo Game Show and we have it here just below. Read More...

Couldn't Be At Tokyo Game Show 2014 Or The Sony Press Conference? We Have You Covered With The Live Stream Below The Tokyo Game Show is still two weeks away but Sony has decided to jump the gun and show off all of the new/current titles that will be on display once the show gets fully up and running on the 18th of this month. Early in the morning or late last night, depending on where you live, Sony had their huge press conference to try and wow the Japanese market or to get the rest of the world excited for what is to come. Although it seems like they were focusing more on the PS4 and PS Vita more than anything. Read More...

The more I hear and read about Bayonetta, the more I can appreciate the game for what it is - or what it potentially will be. You've heard how the protagonist essentially becomes more and more naked with different attacks, and how her hair transforms into weapons, and how the game contains "Torture Combos", "Witch Time", and "Non-Stop Climax Action". However, what you don't know is that I actually met with Sega for a game similar in both tone and style which I dubbed Thana-Nude the Pistolista. My game, which contained "Hot Sticky Combination Attacks", "Uncomfortable Whimpering Time", as well as "Parent Angering Immoral Fatal Thrust Strikes", focused on Thana-Nude - a 'death fairy ronin' who fell from the sky after the great seperation of the Lost Tombs of Zeebs in the Seventh Ascenion. Read More...

No one is going to mistake 'Mob Ties Tokyo' with the next blockbuster, multi-billion dollar title. But as indie developer, EVEdigital proclaims on their site, the are an "independent game development and digital video studio... dedicated to immersive story archs, innovative character interaction and top quality game play."Does it succeed? I would suggest giving it a shot. Read More...