Month: March 2017

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Path of Exile – Content Update Patch Notes Published Ahead of Launch

Path of Exile content update 2.6.0 is set to hit live servers on March 3rd. Ahead of the deployment of the patch, Grinding Gear has published the official notes that include a look at the Legacy Challenge League, Self-Found Mode, and other features / content that are set to be upgraded in this year’s biggest content expansion so far.

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Trove – Voxel Adventures for Consoles to Launch on March 14th

Trion Worlds has sent word that Trove for PlayStation 4 and XBox One will officially launch on March 14th and that nearly four million players have taken part in the console open beta. PlayStation 4 players who take part in the currently ongoing beta will receive the Chromatic Cumulus mount, while XBox One players enjoying the beta will receive the Trovian Tumbler mount.

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WildStar – Primal Matrix to Launch on March 8th

WildStar players will be pleased to hear that the end-game progression system, Primal Matrix, will be making its debut on March 8th. To help players earn Essences (used to unlock the Matrix upgrade nodes), a pair of new instances, Evil from the Ether and Coldblood Citadel, will also be included in the update. Several dungeons and Expeditions will also become compatible with the Prime Difficulty, a new challenge to earn powerful rewards.

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Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers Launches on May 26 in Japan for Nintendo Switch

Capcom has announced the Japanese release date of Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers during a recent Capcom TV live stream. The Nintendo Switch’s exclusive Street Fighter II update will launch in Japan on May 26, 2017.

When it launches, Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers will be available for ¥4,990 in stores, or ¥4,620 via digital download.

As for the rest of the world: the release date is still currently listed as “TBA.”

Source: Capcom TV via Siliconera

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Marvel Heroes 2016 – Infinite Improvements

Earlier this week, Gazillion announced wide ranging improvements to the Infinity System in a dev blog posted on the official Marvel Heroes forums. Tentatively set to be included in the game’s next major feature update, the changes will remove the round robin distribution of points from the system entirely.