Another month, another game show, and as Dom starts his trip back from Japan and Tokyo Game Show, we’ve got a week filled with news, announcements and previews to digest. Also some big ol’ game releases!
In the News This Week
With a State of Play and an Xbox game show, there’s been plenty going on.
- Forza Horizon 6 is heading to Japan in 2026
- Here’s your first look at Marvel’s Wolverine for PS5!
- Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties spin-off announced at TGS
- Let It Die: Inferno is a brand-new, full-price entry in the roguelike series
- Deus Ex Remastered coming to PS5 next year!
- Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered revealed
- Flight Simulator 2024 is coming to PS5, with PSVR2 support in development
- Annapurna announce three new games – D-topia, People of Note & Demi and the Fractured Dream
- Borderlands 4 Switch 2 release delayed and refunds being given
- Bowser retires as Nintendo of America President and COO
- Halloween gets a release date that’s basically a year away
- Kojima is also working on Niantic Spatial: A New Dawn, a new way of storytelling
- Microsoft finally confirms the ROG Xbox Ally pricing as pre-orders go live
Games in Review & Featured Articles
Some big, huge games in the review docket this week.
- Silent Hill f – PS5, XSX|S, PC – 10/10
- thesixthaxis.com/…5/ghost-of-yotei-review – PS5 – 9/10
- Dying Light: The Beast – PS5, XSX|S, PS4, XBO, PC – 9/10
- Strange Antiquities – NSW, PC – 9/10
- Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles – PS5, XSX|S, NSW2, PS4, NSW, PC – 8/10
- Atelier Resleriana: The Red Alchemist & the White Guardian – PS5, NSW, PC – 8/10
- Agatha Christie – Death on the Nile – PS5, XSX|S, NSW, PC – 7/10
And there was a review of the rather good GameSir G7 Pro controller for Xbox and PC, and a DLC review for Assassin’s Creed Shadows – Claws of Awaji.
We’ve got to turn all eyes now to Dom’s previews from Tokyo Game Show. He’s been a busy bee, and already turned out hands on previews for Let It Die: Inferno, the premium roguelike revival of this series, and also checking out Monster Hunter Outlanders on mobile, and Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, to expand the spin-off series further.
He also shared a blog about the vibe and atmosphere of visiting Tokyo Game Show for the first time. It sounds… electrifying. Day two, meanwhile, had a guest appearance from spiced ham in a can.
Rounding out the week, What We Played featured Ghost of Yōtei, Final Fantasy Tactics & Tokyo Game Show.
Trailer Park
Kojima Productions new OD Knock teaser is pretty creepy
See the Saros gameplay and release date reveal – how does the Returnal sequel look?
Check out the trailer for Battlefield 6’s single player campaign
Ninja Gaiden 4 will have a “Hero Mode” with gameplay assists
Your Achievements
Let’s see what you’ve been playing?
- Andrewww played the “nun simulator” that is Indika and just about persevered past the opening five minutes, and also played The Invincible on Plus, but can’t decide how he feels about it. He also has been enjoying Alien: Earth much more than Tuffcub
That’s the round up for this week’s round up, enjoy the weekend, and we’ll catch you for more gaming shenanigans next week!
Great to see another exciting game show featured! It sounds like Dom’s journey from Japan is going to add an interesting perspective. Looking forward to hearing more about it!
Thanks for the comment! Dom’s experiences from Tokyo Game Show will surely provide some unique insights into the gaming trends in Japan. It’s always fascinating to see how different cultures influence game design and development!
Absolutely! I’m looking forward to hearing about the latest game trends he encounters there. The Tokyo Game Show always showcases some innovative ideas that can reshape gaming experiences.
I share your excitement! The Tokyo Game Show is always a fantastic showcase of innovation in gaming. It’ll be interesting to see how Japanese developers are incorporating new technologies into their games this year.
I completely agree! The Tokyo Game Show really highlights the creativity and passion within the gaming community. It’s always interesting to see how new technologies and trends emerge from these events. Can’t wait to hear about your favorite moments from the show!
Absolutely! The Tokyo Game Show is a fantastic showcase for innovative ideas and trends in gaming. It’s interesting to see how different cultures influence game design and storytelling, making for a diverse range of experiences.
I couldn’t agree more! It’s always exciting to see how emerging technologies and creative concepts are highlighted at events like this. Plus, the global influence of Japanese gaming culture really adds a unique flavor to the discussions.
Absolutely! The blend of emerging technologies with creative game concepts really keeps the industry fresh and engaging. I’m curious to see how these innovations will shape the gaming experiences we enjoy in the future!