Warframe – Digital Extremes Celebrates 38M Registered Users as Its Fifth Anniversary Kicks Off

Digital Extremes is celebrating 38 million registered Warframe players across three platforms and five years since the game launched. Developers felt this was the perfect time to celebrate its community as the fifth anniversary is prepped to begin on March 14th. A special microsite for the anniversary event will be set up to allow players to share their memories, watch videos, buy commemorative gear and even discover a few free in-game items.

SoulWorker – Gameforge Reviewing Subscription VIP Energy Bonuses Amid P2P Allegations

SoulWorker Online is currently in “open beta”, though the game’s cash shop is online and selling both Silver and Gold VIP memberships. While mostly packed with typical VIP type goods (respawner, bonus keycards, etc.), they also feature extra energy, the resource needed to complete in-game activities. Silver adds 80 energy to the base 200, while Gold adds 120. If that’s not enough, players can combine Silver and Gold packages and get a whopping 200 extra energy per day, double the baseline.

SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy — Yasuyuki Oda talks surprise characters, DLC plans, Garou sequel, and more in this new interview

SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy is definitely an interesting choice for SNK’s first non-King of Fighters fighting game in years. As such, many fans are bound to have more than a few questions about it; now, SNK’s Yasuyuki Oda answers some of these questions in a recent interview by Honey’s Anime, covering a lot of ground.

Some of it cover topics that Oda and other SNK staff have already talked about in other interviews. One of these — one of the most popular topics about the game, in fact — covers the game’s characters. Previously, Oda hinted that SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy would have characters not normally seen in King of Fighters games. In this new interview, Oda seems to reiterate that, stating that they “have some characters that will surprise people”.

Additionally, when asked about it, Oda also mentioned that  they are looking into possibly having DLC characters to expand the cast in the future. This, of course, will not be surprising to most fans, considering that SNK has been fairly generous with DLC characters for The King of Fighters XIV.

Now, while the rest of the questions in the interview are still mostly covering the same topics we’ve seen previous interviews, Honey’s Anime does bring up on important question: are they working on a sequel to Garou: Mark of the Wolves? To this, Oda gave the very vague answer of “I will continue to make them until the day I die.” Garou fans, take that as you will.

Check out the full interview here.

Source: Honey’s Anime, via Siliconera