Month: January 2016

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Mortal Kombat XL Trailer Offers Sneak Peek of Future Content

Earlier this morning, NetherRealm Studios announced a Game of the Year rerelease for Mortal Kombat X.

This edition, dubbed Mortal Kombat XL, comes bundled with all of the downloadable content released thus far as well as the upcoming Kombat Pack 2. Aside from the four new characters, this includes a host of brand new skins (including ninja versions of some of the characters) as well as the return of the classic Pit stage, complete with its stage fatality.

Mortal Kombat XL follows in the tradition set by previous NetherRealm titles like Mortal Kombat 9 and Injustice: Gods Among Us, both of which provided a complete experience while also signaling the end of such content. Its release is planned for March 1.

Source: Mortal Kombat Community, tips via IPT.Migosan, NightmareStream, DeusXmachina

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The Division: Cool Gear Celebrates New ‘Agent Origins’ Series

Folks looking forward to the March release of Tom Clancy’s The Division can score some extra gear once the game launches by using the code “AGENTORGINS” on the official website. By so doing, future players can snag four gear sets based on The Division: Agent Origins live action video series. The gear sets are: Paramedic, Firefighter, Police; and Hunter.

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WildStar: Did F2P Conversion Work? Korean Investment Bank Weighs In

The largest investment bank in Korea is predicting that NCSoft’s stable of games will have had a fantastic year overall, but that Carbine Studios’ WildStar did and will continue to struggle for survival even after a free-to-play conversion in late 2015. Daewoo Securities has published its estimate for the results of the forthcoming 2015 investor report to be revealed later in Q1 2016.

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Add More Mobility Options to Your Rivals of Aether Game with Cactuar Dashing

The Beefy Aether Doods recently released a new Rivals of Aether tutorial, this time teaching viewers how to perform and effectively use the Cactuar Dash.

Cactuar Dashing in Rivals of Aether works much like its counterpart in Super Smash Bros. Melee, and provides players with a way to move in a style similar to dash dancing but without range limitations. Like most higher level techniques in Rivals of Aether, this option doesn’t take hours of training mode to master, but will certainly prove useful under the right circumstances.

For more tips from the Beefy Aether Doods, be sure to check out their tutorials on reverse aerial rushing and ledge canceling.

Source: Beefy Aether Doods