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Otherland has grown with a new expansion called Fire Island. Players will find ninety new quests and ten new locations for exploration. In addition, a number of technical improvements have been made, a new social class and legendary weapons have been included.
Warhammer: Chaosbane is coming to PlayStation 4 in 2019. The dev team is starting a new series to introduce some of the playable characters in the game, this time revealing Konrad Vollen, a Captain of the Empire. Vollen is a frontline fighter that can take tons of damage and fulfill the “tank” role in any party.
With the South Korean open beta of Lost Ark well underway, many western fans are feeling a bit blue about their inability to play. We’ve got you covered, however, with some gameplay footage being pumped out by testers. In today’s, YouTube user “Phano” spends over an hour playing the Summoner while showing off the fast-paced action combat that Lost Ark embodies.
During last week’s Activision-Blizzard investors’ call, company COO Collister Johnson spoke of several games and recent content launches before calling out Destiny 2 by name saying, “Some of our other franchises, like Destiny, are not performing as well as we’d like, and we’re working to accelerate the pace of live operations innovation and improve the speed with which we we release new content to keep our players engaged and to provide new opportunities for monetization.”
Now that the last Fallout 76 B.E.T.A. event has concluded and launch is mere days away, it’s time for players to get their PCs up to snuff and ready to roll. Time to uninstall the B.E.T.A. client, right? Wrong! According to Fallout 76 Redditors, there is no option for removing it from their systems, at least by traditional means. The issue seems to be spread across those who received a B.E.T.A. code for pre-purchasing the game as well as those who received a code from a friend.
It appears that the feud between Donald Cerrone and Mike Winkeljohn won’t end with “Cowboy’s” victory over Mike Perry at UFC Fight Night Denver on Saturday.
We’ve been very fortunate over the last couple of months to see a large amount of behind the scenes footage of the making of Mortal Kombat. Seeing this footage has been a history lesson of the early days of fighting game creation — doubly so given that Mortal Kombat was the beginning of motion captured sprites in general.
With this video, we get to not only hear from the actors regarding their involvement with the series — and how they felt to be a part of the legacy of the series — but also from Ed Boon on the production challenges of designing so many characters.
Source: NeoGamer
There was definitely some extra emotion attached to Donald Cerrone’s victory over Mike Perry at UFC Fight Night 139 in Denver.
With the popularity of Dragon Ball FighterZ, many were hoping that characters from the storied anime and manga franchise would find their way into Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. However, those dreams have been dashed by director Masahiro Sakurai himself.
In a recently-uncovered interview in Japanese, Sakurai stated, “It is impossible for manga characters to join (Super Smash Bros.). While we can accept characters from other companies, we cannot, under any circumstances, take in anything and everything under the sky.”
So while Goku and his allies and enemies may be the hottest thing in fighting games at the moment, their roots in manga prohibit them from existence in the Smash universe.
Source: NintendoSoup
Chan Sung Jung was one second away from his fifth UFC triumph before Yair Rodriguez dug into his bag of tricks.