Month: April 2016

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Heihachi Mishima Receives Stylish New Outfit in Tekken 7 Fated Retribution

Although we still don’t have a console release date, players eagerly waiting news on when Tekken 7 Fated Retribution will leave Japan can have solace in the fact that series antagonist Heihachi Mishima will have one sweet new outfit.

As we’ve reported previously, Tekken 7 Fated Retribution updates the cast with brand new wardrobes. Heihachi’s, for example, features a number of armor pieces that only serve to increase his commanding presence.

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Tekken 7 Fated Retribution is currently slated for an arcade release sometime this year. North American players hoping to get their hands on the game early can do so during Bandai Namco Entertainment’s ongoing tour.

Source: Tekken via TekkenGamer.com, tip via Zee

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Mass Effect: Andromeda: Video Emerges from Late 2014 Build

NeoGaf has once again uncovered a bit of Mass Effect: Andromeda information, this time with a pair of gif images from a late 2014 build. The images came from a video that has since been taken down, with only these remaining. The most notable part of the video is the jet pack ability that was previously announced in addition to locations and vehicles that have likely significantly changed in the past 15 months.

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General: Rhythm RPG The Metronomicon Announced

During PAX East this year Kasedo Games and Puuba will be providing the first showing of the rhythm-based RPG, called The Metronomicon. The game seeks to combine the best features of strategy and story with the button-tapping action of a rhythm game. The soundtrack will feature a diverse mix of artists and sounds.

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General: League Of Angels II Enters Open Beta

GTArcade has announced that League of Angels II has officially kicked off open beta. Interested players are invited to go to the official web-site to sign up and there will be no further account wipes prior to retail release.

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Trove: Cubit Rewards Tracked With The New Star Bar

Trove players have a new interface addition called the Star Bar. The Star Bar keeps track of how many Cubits the player can earn in Trove. Dungeons and Lairs will reward Cubits for completion. On entering one, a pop up will appear to tell players how many they have earned and will earn by completing the instance. When the Star Bar is filled, Cubits will pay out.