Month: November 2018

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Voice actor drops possible hints that the next Mortal Kombat is in development

There’s been a lot of speculation and anticipation for NetherRealm’s Next Mortal Kombat game. With The Game Awards fast approaching, many believe that the next MK is going to be announced there.

Now, a voice actor who’s worked on the Spanish version of Mortal Kombat X has made some tweets that hint at the new game. In a recent tweet, Lalo Garza, the Spanish voice of Reptile and Kung Lao in Mortal Kombat X, stated that he was sad that he wouldn’t be able to voice those characters again in “Mortal Kombat XI.”

He later follows this up with a clarification, stating that he doesn’t really know if the game is called “Mortal Kombat XI”. However, he does state that there is something being made, and that his disappointment comes from not being called on to voice those characters.

Of course, this isn’t confirmation that a new Mortal Kombat is going to be announced at the Awards, or even soon. However, this does add to the mounting pile of evidence — including Ed Boon himself confirming that NetherRealm is working on a new game — that a new MK is coming.

Source: Lalo Garza

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EA and Activision Stocks Fall

In an effort to provide an overview on what is happening and why, let’s take a look at two of the biggest companies out there. EA and Activision Blizzard fight an epic battle, not in space or with swords, but with numbers, against financial analysts.

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2018 Holiday Hardware Gift Guide Part 2 – Editor?s List

inspired to add a few of my own recommendations to the list. Over the last year, I’ve reviewed dozens of keyboards and headsets, a bunch of mice, and internal components. I wanted to add a few of my own recommendations here based on what really stood out to me most this year. These are some my personal stand-outs!

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2018 Holiday Hardware Gift Guide Part 2 – Editor?s List

inspired to add a few of my own recommendations to the list. Over the last year, I’ve reviewed dozens of keyboards and headsets, a bunch of mice, and internal components. I wanted to add a few of my own recommendations here based on what really stood out to me most this year. These are some my personal stand-outs!

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Larian Partners with Dark Eye Tabletop Vets for Divinity: Original Sin 2 GM Content

Larian Studios has partnered up with creators of the Dark Eye tabletop RPG to bring a new GM-led campaign to Divinity: Original Sin 2. The Prison of Shadow content is a unique campaign for a GM and three to five players. The action is centered an abandoned dwarven city where the party has been sent to find a “dangerous artifact” where they will face off against the “cultists of the Nameless God”. The update is expected to launch on November 21st.

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Larian Partners with Dark Eye Tabletop Vets for Divinity: Original Sin 2 GM Content

Larian Studios has partnered up with creators of the Dark Eye tabletop RPG to bring a new GM-led campaign to Divinity: Original Sin 2. The Prison of Shadow content is a unique campaign for a GM and three to five players. The action is centered an abandoned dwarven city where the party has been sent to find a “dangerous artifact” where they will face off against the “cultists of the Nameless God”. The update is expected to launch on November 21st.

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Saga of Lucimia on Subscriptions – ‘The More Options You Provide a Player, the Better’

The Saga of Lucimia site has been updated with a new Mondays in MMOs that deals with one of the genre’s most enduring subjects: To Subscribe or Not to Subscribe. In it, Tim “Renfail” Anderson examines the issue starting with a look at the division of the market with regard to subscriptions vs non-subscription games. From there, the post looks at collected data from a number of sources before coming to the conclusion that players will support a game regardless IF the game is “fun & immersive”.

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Saga of Lucimia on Subscriptions – ‘The More Options You Provide a Player, the Better’

The Saga of Lucimia site has been updated with a new Mondays in MMOs that deals with one of the genre’s most enduring subjects: To Subscribe or Not to Subscribe. In it, Tim “Renfail” Anderson examines the issue starting with a look at the division of the market with regard to subscriptions vs non-subscription games. From there, the post looks at collected data from a number of sources before coming to the conclusion that players will support a game regardless IF the game is “fun & immersive”.

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Fallout 76: Grouping Up in the Wastelands

When pitching Fallout 76, Bethesda Game Studios described Fallout 76 as “Fallout with your friends.” Within this article we are going to look at some of the pros and cons of this experience while examining how the multiplayer aspect functions.