E3 2018 attendees including Soulja Boy share their impressions of Jump Force, Bandai Namco’s new title

If you’re not sure whether you should be hype about Jump Force, then these E3 2018 attendees might convince you! Bandai Namco took the time to interview some folks about their impressions from playing the franchise crossover — among them a few celebrities, like rapper Soulja Boy and Rocco Botte from Mega64.

As evident in the video below, the mash-up of Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Naruto in one game is a dream come true. Even Soulja Boy said Jump Force is “lit.” One person talked about the fact that the 3D area fits the game extremely well. Overall, they praised the frenetic gameplay as well as the art style, which is a mix between realism and anime.

For more on the game, check out Jump Force gameplay footage as well as the E3 announcement trailer.

Source: Bandai Namco

– Cougar Panzer EVO RGB Chassis: Big and Bold

We’ve been impressed by Cougar Gaming for quite some time. They’re a company who emphasizes premium features for a budget price. Today, we’re looking at their brand new Cougar Panzer EVO RGB tempered glass case. It’s gorgeous, but is beauty only skin deep? Gareth “Gazimoff” Harmer finds out in our official written/video review.

Kill la Kill the Game announced by Arc System Works

Pull the Trigger on a new stylish fighter published by Arc System Works!

Arc System Works announced Kill la Kill the Game on their official YouTube channel earlier today, ending with a link to the game’s official website which included the first look at the visuals to be expected from the new title.

Kill la Kill the Game is being developed by A+ Games, the developer of Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time, and published by Arc System Works. The game is expected to release in 2019 but not much else is known about the fighter aside from the fact that it can be played with 1-2 players.

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More information about Kill la Kill the Game will be revealed at Anime Expo 2018 on July 5-8 alongside an Arc System Works booth featuring special guests KLK Character Designer Sushio and Creative Officer Hiromi Wakabayashi.

Source: Kill la Kill the Game

– Sky Noon Now Available on Steam

Anyone looking for a wild west shootout on the Floating Frontier should be taking a hard look at Sky Noon. The game has catapulted itself into Steam Early Access, with devs looking forward to the chance to work with a growing community to drive the game’s development.