IGN shows off 20 minutes of uninterrupted E3 footage featuring Geralt in SoulCalibur VI

Recently, IGN hosted an interview with SoulCalibur VI producer Motohiro Okubo on their E3 stream. As part of the interview, they showcased a decent amount of gameplay footage, including some with guest character Geralt of Rivia.

Now, IGN has uploaded a new video with the same footage of Geralt — but with no cuts. The video below features sets with some of the same matches shown at the interview. This time however, the matches are played straight with no interview audio playing over it, and no cuts to Okubo and the IGN staff, giving a clearer look at said matches.

SoulCalibur VI is set to launch on PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One later this year.

Source: IGN

ARIKA’s latest Fighting EX Layer videos show off more match footage, Expert Mode

Fighting EX Layer is almost upon us — and to help keep the hype up for the game, ARIKA has released a couple of new videos of it in action.

The first of these showcases a number of matches. Specifically, we have Shirase versus Skullomania, then D. Dark takes on Garuda — before we see Skullomania again, this time against Blair Dame. In addition to showing these characters in action, it also gives us a sample of how some of the game’s Gougi systems work.

The second video from ARIKA, on the other hand, showcases the game’s “Expert Mode”. This is the game’s take on the combo challenge modes in other games. The difference here is that players are actually graded on their performance, which includes how long it takes for them to complete a course.

Fighting EX Layer arrives on PlayStation 4 on June 28.

Source: ARIKA

– Mavericks Proving Grounds E3 Interview with Bill Roper

Years ago, old school MMOs created the scenes of many players at the same time. We all remember those feelings of lag when other players hit the area. Now, Mavericks looks to turn Proving Grounds into a game where hundreds of players can interact. We spoke to Bill Roper, game and MMO veteran, about how the game works and what Improbable will do for the future.